Ross wrote:
Bleh, found out why they weren't appearing. I was just creating a regular
ZFS filesystem and setting shareiscsi=on. If you create a volume it works
fine...
I wonder if that's something that could do with being added to the
documentation for shareiscsi? I can see now that
Bleh, found out why they weren't appearing. I was just creating a regular ZFS
filesystem and setting shareiscsi=on. If you create a volume it works fine...
I wonder if that's something that could do with being added to the
documentation for shareiscsi? I can see now that all the examples of
Hey guys,
I just hit exactly the same problem, but for some reason I can't see one of my
zpools in /dev/zvol/rdsk.
I'm testing out ZFS over iSCSI. To begin with I created a 1GB file on an 8GB
pool, it seemed ok (but I'd missed the fact it was using 1GB of RAM). Next I
wanted a bigger iSCSI
This thread is actually a bit different than what you're experiencing. I never
see any huge memory usage from the iscsitgtd in the process table, but I'm
definitely encountering memory leaks. And the box itself stays stable and at
low CPU utilization. I can restart the iscsitgtd and the
I think I know the problem you are encountering well, and have managed to
overcome it. I'll outline here exactly how I'm creating my iscsi targets, and
I'm hoping you might see where your commands are different.
As Jim pointed out, the problem was that I was creating the filesystem on a
cached
Thanks Jim-
That was exactly the problem. Have a good Monday.
-John
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Hello All-
I'm working on a Sun Ultra 80 M2 workstation. It has eight 750 GB SATA disks
installed. I've tried the following on both ON build 72, Solaris 10 update 4,
and Indiana with the same results.
If I create a ZFS filesystem using 1-7 hard drives (I've tried 1 and 7), and
then try to
John,
I'm working on a Sun Ultra 80 M2 workstation. It has eight 750 GB
SATA disks installed. I've tried the following on both ON build 72,
Solaris 10 update 4, and Indiana with the same results.
If I create a ZFS filesystem using 1-7 hard drives (I've tried 1
and 7), and then try to
