Hi List,
I've been fighting an intermittent bugaboo that's driving me crazy. I haven't
found anything on the list that shows anyone seeing anything like this. I have
a Solaris 10 server that mounts a zpool off of an Openindiana storage server
using disks served by iscsi (Comstar). Every so
Hans,
I've seen the same problem when using zfs list with -d n, so that it just goes
down some depth (I was using 1 as well).
I've solved it doing a zfs list without -d and sorting and grepping the result
for what I need.
Slower, but it did not hang anymore.
You need to reboot, though, I've
Hello all,
I've got older device with this Intel chip which I can't make to work. Is the
driver part of xorg-video-intel? Any config suggestions?
Many thanks,
Dan
node name: pci10cf,1215
Vendor: Intel Corporation
Device:
I'd suggest trying to get a trace of where in the kernel it's blocking
so that the deadlock can be found and fixed.
What version of OI is this?
- Rich
On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 5:19 AM, Maurilio Longo maurilio.lo...@libero.it wrote:
Hans,
I've seen the same problem when using zfs list with -d
I have an update on my running CIFS and windows saga.
Getting samba installed and joined to the domain is a challenge and a half,
and is still not authenticating (trying on a test server).
What I have done is stop using a dns alias to connect to the OpenIndiana
server. So whereas before I was
I'd like to see if I can easily go back and fix a design error I made. I
have a zpool called datastore, and under that a filesystem called vmimages.
I'm auto-snapshotting at that level, and that's all working fine. However,
there are twenty or so sub-directories under datastore/vmimages, each of
Hi Mark,
On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 2:53 PM, Mark Creamer white...@gmail.com wrote:
What I should have done (I think) is set up the zfs file system for each VM
at the level below ../vmimages, that is: zfs create
datastore/vmimages/server1. That way, auto-snapshot would be creating
snapshots for
Thanks Jan, that sounds easy enough. I'll try it with a non-critical one
that I use for testing but your explanation looks like it will be more
straightforward than I expected. I appreciate the help.
On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 4:59 PM, Jan Owoc jso...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Mark,
On Thu, Aug 2, 2012
