Hello
I'm curious what is the best (if any) way to access ZFS snapshots from
the non-global zones?
I have a common ZFS file system (on Solaris Express b116 for ex.) in a
global zone, mounted as lofs to several non-global zones. In each zone I
can access all files with no problem, but I'm unable
Hello
1) Dual IO module option
2) Multipath support
3) Zone support [multi host connecting to same JBOD or same set of JBOD's
connected in series. ]
This sounds interesting - where I can read more about connecting two
hosts to same J4200 etc?
Thanks
Mike
Hi
It would be also nice to be able to specify the zpool version during pool
creation. E.g. If I have a newer machine and I want to move data to an older
one, I should be able to specify the pool version, otherwise it's a one-way
street.
zpool create -o version=xx ...
Mike
Hello
Yah, the incrementals are from a 30TB volume, with about 1TB used.
Watching iostat on each side during the incremental sends, the sender
side is hardly doing anything, maybe 50iops read, and that could be
from other machines accessing it, really light load.
The receiving side however,
Hello
This seems like a reasonable proposal to enhance zfs list. But it would
also be good to add as few new options to zfs list as possible. So it
probably makes sense to add at most one of these new options. Or
perhaps add an optional depth argument to the -r option instead?
As you
Hello
i've been following the [zfs-discuss] 'zfs recv' is very slow thread
and i believe i have the same issue; we get ~10MB/sec sending large
incrimental data sets using zfs send | ssh | zfs recv. I'd like to try
mbuffer.
We're running Solaris Express Developers Edition (SunOS murray 5.11
Hello
Is there any way to list all snapshots of particular file system without
listing the snapshots of its children file systems?
Thanks,
Mike
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[Default] On Sat, 15 Nov 2008 11:37:50 +0200, Mike Futerko
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Hello
Is there any way to list all snapshots of particular file system
without listing the snapshots of its children file systems?
fsnm=tank/fs;zfs list -rt snapshot ${fsnm}|grep ${fsnm}@
or even
Hi
Not merely a little pokey it was unacceptably slow and the casing got very
warm. I am guessing it was pushing CPU right to 100% all the time. Took
hours to load and when booting took minutes. Also didn't see an easy way to
disable graphical login so on boot every time it would go to
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] ls -la
/data/zones/testfs/root/etc/services
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Oct 13 14:35
/data/zones/testfs/root/etc/services -
./inet/services
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ls -la /data/zones/testfs/root/etc/services
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Oct 13 14:35
Hi
Just checked with snv_99 on x86 (VMware install) - same result :(
Regards
Mike
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Today I've suddenly noticed that symlinks (at least) are corrupted when
sync ZFS from SPARC to x86 (zfs send | ssh | zfs recv).
Example is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ls -la
Hello
Today I've suddenly noticed that symlinks (at least) are corrupted when
sync ZFS from SPARC to x86 (zfs send | ssh | zfs recv).
Example is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ls -la /data/zones/testfs/root/etc/services
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Oct 13 14:35
Hello all
I have weird problem with a snapshot... when I try to delete it kernel
panics. However I can successfully create and then delete other
snapshots on same file system. The OS version I noticed it happens was
snv_81 so I've upgraded to snv_94 (LU) but it doesn't help.
I've attached
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