I think I am having the same problem using a different application (Windchill).
zfs is consuming hugh amounts of memory and system (T2000) is performing
poorly. Occasionally it will take a long time (several hours) to do a snapshot.
Normally a snapshot will take a second or two. The
Gary Gendel wrote:
Thanks for the information. I am using the Marvell8sx driver on a vanilla
Sunfire v20z server. This project has gone through many frustrating phases...
Originally I tried a Si3124 board with the box running a 5-1 Sil Sata
multiplexer. The controller didn't understand the
Folks,
I just got an invite to a release event for Sol 10 8/2007.
Considering this must mean at some level that the 8/2007 release is going
gold in the next week or so, is there anywhere that has a list of includes
for bug fixes and RFE related to ZFS that are planned to make it into
Hi,
I created guest domains and used sparse root model zones on a ZFS file system.
Zone configuration and installation went on successfully, but it does not boot.
No messages on the console. So, i installed it on a UFS file system, then local
zones were running.
Is there any limitation to
I have hundreds of Xen-based virtual machines running off a ZFS/iSCSI
service; yes, it's viable. I can't speak for CentOS specifically; our
infrastructure is using Debian Etch with our own build of Xen.
How does ZFS handle snapshots of large files like VM images? Is replication
done on the
How does ZFS handle snapshots of large files like VM images? Is
replication done on the bit/block level or by file? In otherwords, does
a snapshot of a changed VM image take up the same amount of space as the
image or only the amount of space of the bits that have changed within
the
I'd like to send a backup of my filesystem offsite nightly using zfs
send/receive. Are those done incrementally so only changes move or would a
full copy get shuttled across everytime?
--
Pete
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You can do it either way. Eric Kustarz has a good explanation of how to
set up incremental send/receive on your laptop. The description is on
his blog:
http://blogs.sun.com/erickustarz/date/20070612
The technique he uses is applicable to any ZFS filesystem.
-j
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