bjquinn - on article -
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=89567 i would like to
contact you.
i am new to zfs and exactly need what you mentioned your requirements were and
that you figured out a solution for it.
would you like to share the solution step by step with me. pleas
bjquinn - on article -
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=89567 i would like to
contact you.
i am new to zfs and exactly need what you mentioned your requirements were and
that you figured out a solution for it.
would you like to share the solution step by step with m
On 28 Jan 2009, at 19:40, BJ Quinn wrote:
>>> What about when I pop in the drive to be resilvered, but right
>>> before I add it back to the mirror, will Solaris get upset that I
>>> have two drives both with the same pool name?
>> No, you have to do a manual import.
>
> What you mean is that
>> What about when I pop in the drive to be resilvered, but right before I add
>> it back to the mirror, will Solaris get upset that I have two drives both
>> with the same pool name?
>No, you have to do a manual import.
What you mean is that if Solaris/ZFS detects a drive with an identical pool
BJ Quinn wrote:
> That sounds like a great idea if I can get it to work--
>
>
What does?
> I get how to add a drive to a zfs mirror, but for the life of me I can't find
> out how to safely remove a drive from a mirror.
>
>
Have you tried "man zpool"? See the entry for detach.
> Also, if I
That sounds like a great idea if I can get it to work--
I get how to add a drive to a zfs mirror, but for the life of me I can't find
out how to safely remove a drive from a mirror.
Also, if I do remove the drive from the mirror, then pop it back up in some
unsuspecting (and unrelated) Solaris
On Thu, 22 Jan 2009, BJ Quinn wrote:
> Is there any way to speed up a compressed zfs send -R? Or is there
> some other way to approach this? Maybe some way to do a bit-level
> clone of the internal drive to the external drive (the internal
> backup drive is not the same as the OS drive, so it
I'm using OpenSolaris with ZFS as a backup server. I copy all my data from
various sources onto the OpenSolaris server daily, and run a snapshot at the
end of each backup. Using gzip-1 compression, mount -F smbfs, and the
--in-place and --no-whole-file switches for rsync, I get efficient space
