r other ways to do things to ensure safety of data.
Battery backed RAM based SLOGs gives you the best of both worlds, but they cost
money :)
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striped RAID set.
>
> Some thoughts? Would simply moving to write-cache enabled iSCSI LUN's
> without a SSD speed things up a lot by itself?
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here a way to get the resilvering process back running?
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> Are you sure it's stuck? They can take a very long time and go really slow
> at the end.
especially if you're writing things in that pool.
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I'm using NFSv3 +
automounter (because I am also using one dataset per user, and thus I have to
mount each home dir separately).
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zpool configured?
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Il giorno 13/ago/2010, alle ore 03.03, Marty Scholes ha scritto:
> Script attached.
thanks :)
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and I am sending one childrean at a time. This way what is sent has no property
set and thus inherits the backup dataset one).
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e new features
regarding this use case
(http://arc.opensolaris.org/caselog/PSARC/2009/510/20090924_tom.erickson). The
problem is, I don't understand how to to this. I don't really care about
mantaining former properties but of course that would be a plus.
could anyone help
f your use case tells you ZFS is a viable option I think
you should give it a try. Administration is wonderfully flexible and easy: once
you set up your zpools (which is the really critical phase) you can practically
do anything you want in the most efficient way. So far I'm very pleased by
