in a presentation at BSDCan last year.
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-8i looks like a nice card, but am having difficulties
determining if it'll be supported by the mpt driver. Does anyone know if it'll
work, or does anyone have any suggestions for a good JBOD controller for ZFS
and hotswap?
Thanks.
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= { lan_if wi_if }
block in on $ext_if all
I know it's not dynamically updating but should suffice.
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Just curious if anyone has run into this before. We are testing an HP
DL380 G5 Storage Server. The odd thing I'm experiencing is when over
writing a file on the NFS share with the FreeBSD NFS client my
transfer speed is about 1/3 of what it is if I'm creating a new file
on the share.
On 2008-May-13, at 1:27 PM, Joachim Rosenfeld wrote:
My usual workflow with the ports tree (and to a lesser extent, /usr/
src)
goes something like this:
1. download ports/src tree from cdrom/ftp site (usually done once)
2. use csup to update to HEAD
3. build
The problem is step 2.
Does anyone have an experience using this card with FreeBSD? We're trialling it
in an HP DL380 G5 with FreeBSD 8 as a JBOD controller for ZFS and ran into a
weird situation. If we pull one of the drives in the array, the card looses
all attached drives.
Has anyone else ran into this, or can
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FreeBSD runs quite well on the HP DLxxx models, only annoying quirk is
that if you set the OS Type in the BIOS to Other (since there's no BSD
options) it won't display a lot of the features to the OS (such as SMP).
Derek
Dixit, Viraj wrote:
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