Andrew, Correct. The reason I initially opened the case was because I could essentially hang a "zfs receive" operation and any further zfs commands issued on the box would never come back. Just today I had one of my "slow" receives just come to a screaching halt and where I saw 1 cpu spike all the time, it is now exhibiting the same behavior as the hang (absolutely no activity, quiet as a mouse). I guess I didn't wait long enough for the "slow" process to finally hang. It is hung now and will stay that way until the end of time. I thought I had found a way to get around the freeze, but I guess I just delayed the freeze a little longer. I provided Oracle some explorer output and a crash dump to analyze and this is the data they used to provide the information I passed on.
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