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> Thanks,
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> Cindy
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> On 06/22/11 09:46, Ed Fang wrote:
>> Need a little help. I set up my zfs storage last year and everything has
>> been working great. The initial setup was as follows
>> tank/documents (not shared explicitly)
>> tank/d
Need a little help. I set up my zfs storage last year and everything has been
working great. The initial setup was as follows
tank/documents (not shared explicitly)
tank/documents/Jan- shared as Jan
tank/documents/Feb - shared as Feb
tank/documents/March - shared as March
Anyhow, I now
Also, both of those chassis come in SAS expander version and JBOD. the SAS
expander version is the E1 version of the case. With the SAS Expander, and a
motherboard using the LSI2008 or LSI1068 chipset, you can attach one cable from
the SAS port (SFF8087) to the SAS expander and have all the dr
I do not know if this has anything to do with some of the problems you're
seeing. however, there is definitely an issue using /some/ LSI controllers on
Supermicro boards. I just rencetly had an issue with using LSI3442 (the next
gen over the 1068E chipset) on a Supermicro MB (X8DTN-6). Anyhow
Thanks for the responses guys. It looks like I'll probably use RaidZ2 with 8
drives. The write bandwidth isn't that great as it'll be a hundred gigs every
couple weeks but in a bulk load type of environment. So, not a major issue.
Testing with 8 drives in a raidz2 easily saturated a GigE con
Replacing my current media server with another larger capacity media server.
Also switching over to solaris/zfs.
Anyhow we have 24 drive capacity. These are for large sequential access (large
media files) used by no more than 3 or 5 users at a time. I'm inquiring as to
what the best configu
