> Hi,
>
> I replaced one faulty disk with a new disk in the
> same disk slot. The faulty disk has a device name as
> c2t6d0. I expect the system would use the same device
> name for the new disk. However, it did not. Instead,
> the system uses c2t14d0, which is next free available
> device name, f
Thanks James.
Yes. The controller is LSI Logic SAS1068E.
When device name changed, the following command as described by ZFS
documentation will fail:
zpool replace mypool
Instead one must use:
zpool replace mypool
ZFS document says if replacing disk is inserted into the same slot positio
On 18/06/10 09:00 AM, Simon Gao wrote:
Hi,
I replaced one faulty disk with a new disk in the same disk slot. The
faulty disk has a device name as c2t6d0. I expect the system would use
the same device name for the new disk. However, it did not. Instead,
the system uses c2t14d0, which is next free
Hi,
I replaced one faulty disk with a new disk in the same disk slot. The faulty
disk has a device name as c2t6d0. I expect the system would use the same device
name for the new disk. However, it did not. Instead, the system uses c2t14d0,
which is next free available device name, for the new di
