g...@lexort.com (Greg Troxel) writes:
>Ah, interesting point. I find this confusing, because I thought an
>uncorrectable read error would, for disks I've dealt with, cause the
>sector to be marked as permanently failed and pending reallocation.
It is. Doesn't mean that further read attempts
Mr Roooster writes:
> The wd driver is retrying, (IIRC it retries 3 times) and suceeding on
> the second or 3rd attempt. (See xfer 338, retry 0, followed by a 'soft
> error corrected' with the same xfer number 10 seconds later. This is
> the retry suceeding).
Ah, interesting point. I find
bl...@internode.on.net (Brett Lymn) writes:
>On Sat, Jul 17, 2021 at 11:29:09AM -, Michael van Elst wrote:
>>
>> With
>> stty erase '^?'
>> you tell it to 'backspace' when receiving 0x7f.
>>
>> This is what you see when running 'cat'.
>>
>>
>This seems to have changed some time. I
Mr Roooster writes:
[snip]
> The wd driver is retrying, (IIRC it retries 3 times) and suceeding on
> the second or 3rd attempt. (See xfer 338, retry 0, followed by a 'soft
> error corrected' with the same xfer number 10 seconds later. This is
> the retry suceeding).
>
> This sits below ZFS and
On Wed, 14 Jul 2021 at 12:07, Matthias Petermann wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
>
> ```
> [ 87240.313853] wd2: (uncorrectable data error)
> [ 87240.313853] wd2d: error reading fsbn 5707914328 of
> 5707914328-5707914455 (wd2 bn 5707914328; cn 5662613 tn 6 sn 46)
> [ 87465.637977] wd2d: error reading fsbn
On Sat, Jul 17, 2021 at 11:29:09AM -, Michael van Elst wrote:
>
> With
> stty erase '^?'
> you tell it to 'backspace' when receiving 0x7f.
>
> This is what you see when running 'cat'.
>
>
This seems to have changed some time. I have noticed after updating recently
that I have to
do
m...@petermann-it.de (Matthias Petermann) writes:
>wedges at boot time unnecessarily endangers the RAID in the event of a=20
>disk change. Therefore the question: is there a better possibility=20
>besides using the wedges? I remember that I had also tried the variant=20
>with the label
a...@absd.org (David Brownlee) writes:
>zfs is setup to use wedges via /dev/wedges and then adjusted
>rc.d/devpubd to run _before_ zfs, so I have stable zfs devices if
>anything renumbers on reboot
Since the standard devpubd hooks now run without /usr, we could
make this official.
There is no
Greg Troxel writes:
> Brad Spencer writes:
>
>>> I'm now thinking, would it make sense to do the layering the other
>>> way around, i.e. have cgd on top of a zvol? I wonder if there would
>>> be any resilience (and possibly performance) advantage to having zfs
>>> directly access the hard
p...@bydasein.com ("Paul W. Rankin") writes:
>I have a problem with my backspace key in wscons console (vt220
>emulated); backspace appears to send ^H, which is correctly interpreted
>by the line editor, but not by child processes, e.g.
> $ cat
> hello wold^H^Hrld
>My assumption is
Hello,
I have a problem with my backspace key in wscons console (vt220
emulated); backspace appears to send ^H, which is correctly interpreted
by the line editor, but not by child processes, e.g.
$ cat
hello wold^H^Hrld
My assumption is this can be fixed by remapping the keycode the
Hello together,
The story is slowly coming to a conclusion and I would like to describe
my observations for the sake of completeness.
According to [1], SATA/ATA on NetBSD does not support hot swap.
Therefore, I shut down the NAS and swapped the disk in a powerless state.
I installed the
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