Hi, I'm copying the list - assume you meant to send it there.
On Sun 2010-12-19 (15:52), Miles Nordin wrote:
> If 'zpool replace /dev/ad6' will not accept that the disk is a
> replacement, then You can unplug the disk, erase the label in a
> different machine using
>
> dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/the
On Sat 2010-12-18 (14:55), Tuomas Leikola wrote:
> have you tried zpool replace? like remove ad6, fill with zeroes,
> replace, command "zpool replace tank ad6". That should simulate drive
> failure and replacement with a new disk.
'replace' requires a different disk to replace with.
How do you "r
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 3:29 PM, Gareth de Vaux wrote:
> On Mon 2010-12-13 (16:41), Marion Hakanson wrote:
>> After you "clear" the errors, do another "scrub" before trying anything
>> else. Once you get a complete scrub with no new errors (and no checksum
>> errors), you should be confident that
On Mon 2010-12-13 (16:41), Marion Hakanson wrote:
> After you "clear" the errors, do another "scrub" before trying anything
> else. Once you get a complete scrub with no new errors (and no checksum
> errors), you should be confident that the damaged drive has been fully
> re-integrated into the po
z...@lordcow.org said:
> For example when I 'dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/ad6', or physically remove the
> drive for awhile, then 'online' the disk, after it resilvers I'm typically
> left with the following after scrubbing:
>
> r...@file:~# zpool status
> pool: pool
> state: ONLINE status: One or m
Hi all, I'm trying to simulate a drive failure and recovery on a
raidz array. I'm able to do so using 'replace', but this requires
an extra disk that was not part of the array. How do you manage when
you don't have or need an extra disk yet?
For example when I 'dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/ad6', or phy
