Harry wrote:
And in that case it would be virtual drives being created on SSD
hardware.
Will that setup be likely to be more problematic than a non-virtual
install of oi on that hardware?
Bryan N Iotti ironsides.med...@runbox.com writes:
At that point, OI doesn't see the real disks, so
Brogyányi József bro...@gmail.com writes:
I do not recommend to use it. My experiences are same what I read this site:
http://breden.org.uk/2009/09/02/home-fileserver-handling-pool-errors/
The SSD produced an error under only one week. I do not wan to use
daily scrub and clear the zpool
At that point your data integrity is only as good as the filesystem on the host
OS (NTFS) , where your OI ZFS drives are stored as files. ZFS can't protect
you from much there, even though this can be improved a little if you put each
virtual drive on a different disk on the host.
That's why
Harry wrote:
I'm not sure I get your meaning there... why would I not be able to
benefit from zfs?
Bryan N Iotti ironsides.med...@runbox.com responded:
At that point your data integrity is only as good as the filesystem on
the host OS (NTFS) , where your OI ZFS drives are stored as
files.
Just checking if I will be able to install oi 151_9 on a pair of SSD
mirrored?
I know the routine to establish a mirrored rpool.. just checking that
there aren't some major problems if the drives are SSD.
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On Jul 8, 2014, at 6:59 AM, Harry Putnam rea...@newsguy.com wrote:
Just checking if I will be able to install oi 151_9 on a pair of SSD
mirrored?
I know the routine to establish a mirrored rpool.. just checking that
there aren't some major problems if
For best performance and longer life remember to edit sd.conf with the proper
tags for your disks, in order to use 4K / 8K blocks.
That's about all I can think of that needs doing.
Bryan
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Bryan N Iotti ironsides.med...@runbox.com writes:
Jason M.
First, thank you both for the great input.
For best performance and longer life remember to edit sd.conf with the
proper tags for your disks, in order to use 4K / 8K blocks.
One other aspect that has occurred to me after seeing the
At that point, OI doesn't see the real disks, so no configuration and no
possible issues (other than unforeseen surprises in the VBox guest additions).
Still, why OI if you can't benefit from ZFS?
Bryan
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I do not recommend to use it. My experiences are same what I read this site:
http://breden.org.uk/2009/09/02/home-fileserver-handling-pool-errors/
The SSD produced an error under only one week. I do not wan to use daily
scrub and clear the zpool error. My SSD was Samsung SSD 830 not OCZ.
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