Luke Scharf wrote:
Dave Sneddon wrote:
Can anyone shed any light on whether the actual software side of this can
be achieved? Can I share my entire ZFS pool as a "folder" or "network drive"
so WinXP can read it? Will this be fast enough to read/write to at DV speeds
(25mbit/s)? Once the pool is
I get around 100Mbits per second sustained on big files transferring to/from my
Solaris/zfs box and Vista over samba. That is over gigabit ethernet through one
switch and one router. I personally think it should be faster, but is probably
just due to my network hardware and not samba or zfs sinc
Dave Sneddon wrote:
Can anyone shed any light on whether the actual software side of this can
be achieved? Can I share my entire ZFS pool as a "folder" or "network drive"
so WinXP can read it? Will this be fast enough to read/write to at DV speeds
(25mbit/s)? Once the pool is set up and I have it
Richard Elling wrote:
> You might consider some of the mobos with 6 SATA ports, but in any case,
> the chipset is somewhat important. There is pretty good support with
> Solaris for NVidia NForce series.
I had a look for some 6x SATA(2) boards. However they generally have more
things attached to
