Okay I fixed it - did an export/import under 111b and that seemed to work. I'm
not sure why I didn't try that before!
On further examination, it seems that my /etc/zfs/zpool.cache didn't survive
the pkg image-update properly - those files were different in my two rpools
whereas I'd have expecte
More info - my device ids changed recently when I changed sata controllers (and
motherboards). My root pool is fine on a different disk.
The mystifying thing to me is that my raidz pool works great under 2008.11 and
not 2009.06. Was there a known change in functionality which could lead to the
I just upgraded my machine from 2008.11 to 2009.06 with pkg install
image-update, and that all seemed to go fine.
Now, however, my 5 disk raidz is complaining about corrupted metadata. However,
if I reboot back into 2008.11, it still works fine. I even can do things which
I think might check co
I have a very similar setup on opensolaris b62 - 5 disks on raidz on one
onboard sata port and four 3112-based ports. I have noticed that although this
card seems like a nice cheap one, it is only two channels, so therein lies a
huge performance decrease. I have thought about getting another car
I seem to be having nfs server issues myself, on a fresh install of b62 with a
mirrored root pool. I try and I try but my nfs/server process always reverts to
disabled.
I unfortunately have no ufs slices to try out a basic nfs configuration.
No matter how I try and share out a directory or file
I just installed a mirrored root system last night, but using Tim Foster's
zfs-actual-root-install.sh script on a clean install of b62
(http://blogs.sun.com/timf/entry/zfs_bootable_datasets_happily_rumbling).
You mention that no UFS slices are necessary using the patched DVD netinstall -
is a d
So I can expect that the zfs root bits will be in the weekly ON Consolidation
bfu archives (http://dlc.sun.com/osol/on/downloads/current/) tomorrow or so?
I've been a solaris admin for years but only just started following opensolaris
and don't know where everything pops up :)
cheers,
-o
Th
