On 20 Sep 2009, at 07:36, John Brewer wrote:
>
> Yes. You can do this wither with Moinak Ghosh's FSWfsmisc/FSWfspart
> (for Solaris 10 or OpenSolaris ("Nevada"), developed as part of
> Moinak's BeleniX work) or with the older ext2fs (Solaris 7-10). I
> use and recommend FSWfsmisc as it works better with extended
> partitions and also mounts NTFS filesystems. I use and recommend
> FSWfsmisc/FSWfspart as it allows mount directly from the mount(1M)
> command and /etc/vfstab, supports extended partitions, supports NTFS
> filesystems, and supports 32-bit and AMD64 Solaris. Both FSWfsmisc
> and ext2fs are explained below.
>
WIth this method I was getting good transfer rate and toke about 8
hours but I was getting alots of "Invalid parameter" errors.
>
> 1. Obtain the ext2fs.tar.gz file for your version of Solaris. Note
> that this software is not supported and may contain bugs. Use at
> your own risk.
> * Solaris 10: ext2fs.solaris10.tar.gz,
> * Solaris 9: ext2fs.solaris9.tar.gz,
> * Solaris 8: ext2fs.solaris8.tar.gz,
> * Solaris 7: ext2fs.solaris7.tar.gz
>
With this method the transfer rate was slower and toke 11 hours to
copy files but without any problems,
but that could be because of ZFS needs tuning or something since I'm
transferring from the partition.
Thanks for the help one them worked and now I have my files in ZFS
solaris partition now.
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