Using snv_111b and yesterday both the Mac OS X Finder and Solaris File Browser
started reporting that I had 0 space available on the SMB shares. Earlier in
the day I had copied some files from the Mac to the SMB shares and no problems
reported by the Mac (Automator will report errors if the des
I created a raidz zpool and shares and now the OS is very slow. I timed it and
I can get about eight seconds of use before I get ten seconds of a frozen
screen. I can be doing anything or barely anything (moving the mouse an inch
side to side repeatedly.) This makes the machine unusable. If
Cindy:
I believe I may have been mistaken. When I recreated the zpools, you are
correct you receive different numbers for "zpool list" and "zfs list" for the
sizes. I must have typed one command and then the other when creating the
different pools.
Thanks for the assist. Sheepish grin.
Dav
Cindy:
I am not at the machine right now, but I installed from the OpenSolaris 2009.06
LiveCD and have all of the updates installed. I have solely been using "zfs
list" to look at the size of the pools.
from a saved file on my laptop:
me...@opensolarisnas:~$ zfs list
NAME
So, I took four 1.5TB drives and made RAIDZ, RAIDZ1 and RAIDZ2 pools. The
sizes for the pools were 5.3TB, 4.0TB, and 2.67TB respectively. The man page
for RAIDZ states that "The raidz vdev type is an alias for raidz1." So why was
there a difference between the sizes for RAIDZ and RAIDZ1? Sho
> You can try reading from each raw device, and looking
> for a blinky-light
> to identify which one is active. If you don't have
> individual lights,
> you may be able to hear which one is active. The
> "dd" command should do.
I received an email from another member (Ross) recommending the sa
Before I try these options you outlined I do have a question. I went in to
VMWare Fusion and removed one of the drives from the virtual machine that was
used to create a RAIDZ pool (there were five drives, one for the OS, and four
for the RAIDZ.) Instead of receiving the "removed" status that
How do I identify which drive it is? I hear each drive spinning (I listened to
them individually) so I can't simply select the one that is not spinning.
David
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Having casually used IRIX in the past and used BeOS, Windows, and MacOS as
primary OSes, last week I set up a RAIDZ NAS with four Western Digital 1.5TB
drives and copied over data from my WinXP box. All of the hardware is fresh
out of the box so I did not expect any hardware problems, but when
