> >> pool-shrinking (and an option to shrink disk A when i want disk B to
> >> become a mirror, but A is a few blocks bigger)
> This may be interesting... I'm not sure how often you need to shrink a pool
> though? Could this be classified more as a Home or SME level feature?
Enterprise level e
what different than destroying a filesytem or
> entire pool. At least to my mind.
>
> As such, consider it a piece of mind feature.
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Just wanted to ask how we make progress with zpool shrinking?
Are there any prerequisite projects we are waiting on?
e.g. tracked by CR 4852783 reduce pool capacity
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sliceing say "S0" to be used as root-filesystem would make
ZFS not using the write-buffer on the disks.
This would be a slight performance degrade, but would increate
reliability of the system (since root is mirrored).
Why not living on the edge and booting from ZFS ?
This would nearly eliminate U
efault
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On Wed, Sep 13, 2006 at 12:28:23PM +0200, Michael Schuster wrote:
> Mathias F wrote:
> >Well, we are using the -f parameter to test failover functionality.
> >If one system with mounted ZFS is down, we have to use the force to mount
> >it on the failover system.
> >But when the failed system com
> > (And if you don't need it to work remotely automount could take care of it
> > if you think "cd" should be sufficient reason to create a directory)
>
> Maybe on unmount empty filesystems could be destroyed.
more general?
If we have "events" like a library-call to "mkdir" or "change-dir"
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