From what I read, one of the main things about ZFS is Don't trust the
underlying hardware. If this is the case, could I run Solaris under
VirtualBox or under some other emulated environment and still get the benefits
of ZFS such as end to end data integrity?
The reason I ask is that the only
Eric L. Frederich writes:
From what I read, one of the main things about ZFS is Don't trust the
underlying hardware. If this is the case, could I run Solaris under
VirtualBox or under some other emulated environment and still get the
benefits of ZFS such as end to end data integrity?
You
From what I read, one of the main things about ZFS is Don't trust the
underlying hardware. If this is the case, could I run Solaris under
VirtualBox or under some other emulated environment and still get the
benefits of ZFS such as end to end data integrity?
You could probably answer
You could probably run MythTV in a linux domU within a Solaris system
(basically your same idea but virtualize the Linux instead of the
Solaris). The only hangup would be your TV tuner card(s). I use MythTV
with a separate Solaris file server but I've contemplated the
possibility of
Peter Schuller wrote:
From what I read, one of the main things about ZFS is Don't trust the
underlying hardware. If this is the case, could I run Solaris under
VirtualBox or under some other emulated environment and still get the
benefits of ZFS such as end to end data integrity?
