I also need this information.
Thanks a lot for keeping me on the loop also
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On 31.Eki.2008, at 13:59, "Paul B. Henson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> S10U6 was released this morning (whoo-hooo!), and I was wondering if
> someone in the know could verify t
Hello all. I was hoping to get some advice on how to do this without moving or
losing my data. I have 6 drives in two raidz1 vdevs in a pool. I have 2 new
1TB drives that I would like to add to that pool and replace 3 of the smaller
drives. I'd like to end up with 5 1TB drives in a single ra
On Sat, Nov 1, 2008 at 16:52, Robert Rodriguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have 6 drives in two raidz1 vdevs in a pool. I have 2 new 1TB drives that
> I would like to add to that pool and replace 3 of the smaller drives. I'd
> like to end up with 5 1TB drives in a single raidz1 vdev in the s
On Sat, 1 Nov 2008, Robert Rodriguez wrote:
> up with 5 1TB drives in a single raidz1 vdev in the same pool. I
> realize that copying the data somewhere else and then simply
> rebuilding the pool in the proper config would be the simplest
> method, but I have no place to put that data. Any id
On Oct 31, 2008, at 13:13, Richard Elling wrote:
> Paul Kraus wrote:
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>> Is there a ufsdump equivalent for ZFS ? For home use I really don't
>> want to have to buy a NetBackup license.
>
> No, and it is unlikely to happen. To some degree, ufsdump existed
> because of deficiencies in other copy
As others have said, you're kind of stuck. I'd wait until you have another 1TB
drive, then replace all 3 on your second pool. That really is the easiest way
to add capacity.
However, with 6 drives you would be much better off with a single raid-z2 pool,
and it's probably easier to change conf
PS. Without backups, single parity raid really isn't something I'd recommend
with 1TB drives. Personally I'd take backups of any critical files and start
migrating as soon as I could.
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Is there anything better than star? That was what I planned to use. Simple,
cheap, and compatible with just about anything :)
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Ross googlemail.com> writes:
> Now this is risky if you don't have backups, but one possible approach might
be:
> - Take one of the 1TB drives off your raid-z pool
> - Use your 3 1TB drives, plus two sparse 1TB files and create a 5 drive
raid-z2
> - disconnect the sparse files. You now have a 3
On 11/1/2008 11:28 AM, David Magda wrote:
> On Oct 31, 2008, at 13:13, Richard Elling wrote:
>
>> Paul Kraus wrote:
>>> Is there a ufsdump equivalent for ZFS ? For home use I really don't
>>> want to have to buy a NetBackup license.
>> No, and it is unlikely to happen. To some degree, ufsdump exis
On 11/1/2008 4:06 PM, Carson Gaspar wrote:
...
> (yet), nor does any other version of tar that I know of. Sun's cpio
> didn't use to (I haven't tested it recently, anyone know for sure?), and
> if it does now, it's still cpio *shudder*. Even rsync doesn't support
...
> have ACL frameworks. And if S
Nobody?
Should I open a bug report?
Maybe some more info: The port the broken disk was attached to is no used by
the new boot device containing a fresh zpool. I didn't want to loose all
information from the old root pool, so I decided to use another disk
temporarily.
Is it possible that the zpo
Carson Gaspar wrote:
> On 11/1/2008 4:06 PM, Carson Gaspar wrote:
> ...
>
>> (yet), nor does any other version of tar that I know of. Sun's cpio
>> didn't use to (I haven't tested it recently, anyone know for sure?), and
>> if it does now, it's still cpio *shudder*. Even rsync doesn't support
>>
Carson Gaspar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Also I'm surprised Jorg Schilly hasn't chimed yet suggesting star. :)
>
> We need _some_ backup format that will preserve ZFS ACLs. star doesn't
> (yet), nor does any other version of tar that I know of. Sun's cpio
> didn't use to (I haven't tested it
So after tinkering with lucreate and luactivate I now have several boot
environments but the active one is unfortunately not bootable.
How can I access the luactivate command from boot:net?
boot net:dhcp -s
mkdir /tmp/mnt
zpool import -R /tmp/mnt rpool
I poke around in /tmp/mnt but do not find
Thank you for all of the thoughtful replies everyone.
Tomorrow I will attempt the procedure you so kindly outlined Marc.
A couple of follow up question, have you done anything similar before? Can you
assess the risk involved here? Does the fact that the pool is currently at 90%
usage change t
Joerg Schilling wrote:
> Carson Gaspar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>> Also I'm surprised Jorg Schilly hasn't chimed yet suggesting star. :)
>>>
>> We need _some_ backup format that will preserve ZFS ACLs. star doesn't
>> (yet), nor does any other version of tar that I know of. Sun's
Vincent Fox wrote:
> So after tinkering with lucreate and luactivate I now have several boot
> environments but the active one is unfortunately not bootable.
>
> How can I access the luactivate command from boot:net?
>
>
install-discuss would be a better place to ask.
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Robert Rodriguez comcast.net> writes:
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> A couple of follow up question, have you done anything similar before?
I have done similar manipulations to experiment with ZFS
(using files instead of drives).
> Can you assess the risk involved here?
If any one of your 8 drives die during the procedu
Thanks I have restated the question over there.
Just thought this a ZFS question since I am doing Sparc ZFS root mirrors.
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