Hi,
We have a server running b134. The server runs xen and uses a vdev as
the storage.
The xen image is running nevada 134.
I took a snapshot last night to move the xen image to another server.
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
vpool/host/snv_130 32.8G 11.3G 37.7G -
vpool/host/snv_...@2010-03-31 3.27G - 13.8G -
vpool/host/snv_...@2010-08-03 436M - 37.7G -
It's also worth noting that vpool/host/snv_130 is a clone at least two
other snapshots.
I then did a zfs send of vpool/host/snv_...@2010-08-03 and got a 39GB file.
A zfs send of vpool/host/snv_...@2010-03-31 gave a file of 15GB.
I don't understand why the file is 39GB since df -h inside of the xen
image drive vpool/host/snv_130 shows:
Filesystem size used avail capacity Mounted on
rpool/ROOT/snv_130 39G 12G 22G 35% /
It would be nice if the zfs send file would be roughly the same size as
the space used inside of xen machine.
Karl
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