Yes, I've tried NFS and CIFS. I wouldn't call this a problem though. This is
the way it was designed to work to prevent loss of client data. If you want
faster performance put a battery-backed RAID card in your system and turn on
write-back caching on the card so that the RAM in the RAID controlle
This is correct based on our experience with ZFS. When using NFS v3, you have
COMMIT's that come down the wire to the ZFS/NFS server which forces a sync or
flush to disk. To get around this issue without compromizing data integrity you
can effectively get some NVRAM by adding a battery-backed ha
