Miles Nordin writes: > > In addition, I'm repeating myself like crazy at this point, but ZFS > tools used for all pools like 'zpool status' need to not freeze when a > single pool, or single device within a pool, is unavailable or slow, > and this expectation is having nothing to do with failmode on the > failing pool. And NFS running above ZFS should continue serving > filesystems from available pools even if some pools are faulted, again > nothing to do with failmode. > I agree with the bulk of this post, but I'd like to add to this last point. I've had a few problems with ZFS tools hanging on recent builds due to problems with a pool on a USB stick. One tiny $20 component causing a fault that required a reboot of the host. This really shouldn't happen.
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