I've measured resync on some slow IDE disks (*not* an X4500) at an average
of 20 MBytes/s.  So if you have a 500 GByte drive, that would resync a 100%
full file system in about 7 hours versus 11 days for some other systems


My experience is that a set of 80% full 250 MB drives took a bit less
than 2 hours each  to replace in a 4x raidz config.  The majority of
space used was taken by large files (isos, music and movie files
(yes, I have teenagers)), although there's a large number of small files as well. This makes for a performance of a bit less than 40 MB/sec during resilvering. The system was pretty sluggish during this operation, but it had only got 1GB of RAM, half of which
firefox wanted :-/.

This was build 55 of Nevada.

- Bart


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Bart Smaalders                  Solaris Kernel Performance
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