>>> rmdir /export/home/x
but i need the /export/home/x folder, in fact from the whole opensolaris
folders this is the only one i need really, i just cant get it mounted normally
at boot and as user x it drops me to a root account folder with no contents and
in failsafe terminal only. i cant lo
casper@sun.com wrote:
hi Jan (and all)
My failure was when running
# swap -d /dev/zvol/dsk/rpool/swap
I saw this in my truss output.
uadmin(16, 3, -2748781172232)Err#12 ENOMEM
That sounds like "too much memory in use: can't remove swap".
It seems it also happens in situ
On Tue, 09 Jun 2009 01:37:53 -0700 (PDT)
Arthur Bundo wrote:
> >>> rmdir /export/home/x
>
> but i need the /export/home/x folder, in fact from the whole opensolaris
> folders this is the only one i need really, i just cant get it mounted
> normally at boot and as user x it drops me to a root
Tim,
I really was trying to have a full copy of my pool onto a different pc, so I
think that I have to use -R otherwise I would loose all the history (monthly
and weekly and daily snapshots) of my data which is valuable for me.
That said, I fear that during a send -R the autosnapshot service sh
On Tue, 2009-06-09 at 06:52 -0700, Maurilio Longo wrote:
> I really was trying to have a full copy of my pool onto a different
> pc, so I think that I have to use -R otherwise I would loose all the
> history (monthly and weekly and daily snapshots) of my data which is
> valuable for me.
Fair enou
In my testing, I've seen that trying to duplicate zpool disks with dd
often results in a disk that's unreadable. I believe it has something to
do with the block sizes of dd.
In order to make my own slog backups, I just used cat instead. I plugged
the slog SSD into another system (not a necessary s
Hi,
Any news regarding this problem?
I could not find any workaround or fix for this problem.
Any ideas when this one might be fixed?
Thanks!
Victor
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Hi Victor,
On Tue, 2009-06-09 at 08:35 -0700, Victor Kramer wrote:
> Any news regarding this problem?
> I could not find any workaround or fix for this problem.
> Any ideas when this one might be fixed?
8683: time slider cleanup doesn't clean up ZFS volume snapshots.
http://defect.opensolaris.org
> "ab" == Arthur Bundo writes:
ab> the only way i can login is by login as x
ab> at terminal without gnome then i pfexec gdm
login to the console. Do not use X11 at all. nautilus is completely
out of the question I'm afraid.
After you login can you do something like:
exec pfexec
i reread my post, it makes dizzy even me, right.
the problem i have is this, i had a user x with home directory /export/home/x .
some days before i upgraded from 101 to 111, and on nautilus i tried to make
snapshots of / and /export/home/x and when i reboot some time after i couldn't
login norma
On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 2:14 AM, Arthur Bundo wrote:
> i reread my post, it makes dizzy even me, right.
>
> the problem i have is this, i had a user x with home directory /export/home/x
> .
> some days before i upgraded from 101 to 111, and on nautilus i tried to make
> snapshots of / and /export
I cant login as root anymore with su , as x user i cant execute almost anything
as sys to do some maintenance , only in single mode at boot, name of system is
"unknown" now, just got tired of this thing now, i don't want to learn solaris,
dont have time for that , just wanted to use it since the
When I take a snapshot of my rpool, (of which /export/... is a part of), ZFS
ignores all the data in it and doesn't take any snapshots...
How do I make it include /export in my snapshots?
BTW, I'm running on Solaris 10 Update 6 (Or whatever is the first update to
allow for root pools...)
Thank
is it possible to recover a file system that existed prior to
zpool create pool2 device
I had a mirror on device which I detached and then issued the create command
hoping it would give me my old file system.
thank you all.
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On Tue, 9 Jun 2009, Greg Mason wrote:
> In my testing, I've seen that trying to duplicate zpool disks with dd
> often results in a disk that's unreadable. I believe it has something to
> do with the block sizes of dd.
>
> In order to make my own slog backups, I just used cat instead.
Huh, how abo
I'm interested in the snapshot and cloning side of ZFS.
Whilst I'm happy with the way that this works at the share level i.e.
snapshot share
clone share to a new share
nfs mount (or somesuch) to the cloned share
I'm wondering whether it's possible to snap / clone at the file / dierctory
level so
Hello,
Any hints on how to re-propagate all ACL entries from a given parent directory
down?
For example, you set your inheritable ACLs the way you want by running multiple:
chmod A+:dir_inherit/file_inherit PARRENT_DIR
Then what command you would run to "add" these to all already created f
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