workaround below...
Richard Elling wrote:
Anton B. Rang wrote:
Is this because C would already have a devid? If I insert an unlabeled
disk, what happens? What if B takes five minutes to spin up? If it
never does?
N.B. You get different error messages from the disk. If a disk is not
ready
Anton B. Rang wrote:
Is this because C would already have a devid? If I insert an unlabeled disk,
what happens? What if B takes five minutes to spin up? If it never does?
N.B. You get different error messages from the disk. If a disk is not ready
then it will return a not ready code and the s
> > Consider a server [with] three drives, A, B, and C, in which A and B are
> > mirrored and
> > C is not. Pull out A, B, and C, and re-insert them as A, C, and B. If
> > B is slow to come up for some reason, ZFS will see "C" in place of
> > "B", and happily reformat it into a mirror of "A". (Or