performance hit that can take place
when deleting large datasets from a de-duped pool).
The ACM Queue article URL is below:
http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=1814327
Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.
Richard Bruce
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ing a raidz vdev, although that is my primary interest
in it. The basics of expanding a raidz vdev once BP rewrite is done have
already been outlined by Adam Leventhal. See the URL below.
http://blogs.sun.com/ahl/entry/expand_o_matic_raid_z
Richard Bruce
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> Mark Grant wrote:
> I don't think ZFS does any timing out.
> It's up to the drivers underneath to timeout and send
> an error back to
> ZFS - only they know what's reasonable for a given
> disk type and bus
> type.
I think that is the issue. By my reading, many (if not most) consumer drives
Bob,
Thanks for your help. I thought that I might have seen something about this in
the past but couldn't remember for sure. Thanks for pointing me in the right
direction.
>From the URL below, it states that each TXG will be limited to 1/8th of the
>physical memory (this differs from the 7/8
pool. I completely removed this drive to RMA it.
I'd be happy to provide any info needed.
Thanks in advance.
Richard Bruce
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