I had some disk corruption on a disk that comprises a zpool. Mostly the
filesystem is OK, but there are a few files which are not readable. If I try
to read or delete these files, I get the error message "Bad exchange
descriptor".
How can I delete these files? My goal is to restore the zpo
I've had a server up for about a week, and something strange happened while
copying a batch of files over the network. After copying for about three hours,
I lost connectivity to the server, although it answered my ping and the my xVMs
were up.
The machine only showed a black screen with some e
Yup, you’re right.
Colon is not a valid character for CIFS.
So now I know the cause. I only have to figure out the solution. :-)
Thank you.
From: Zhu, Lejun [mailto:lejun@intel.com]
Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 10:40 PM
To: Edward Ned Harvey; opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
Subject: RE:
> Edward Ned Harvey writes:
> > The solution was pretty easy.
> >
> > Autosnapshot is just a bunch of cron jobs, /lib/svc/method/zfs-auto-
> snapshot
> >
> > When I edit that file, there's a variable, SEP=":" and the comment
> says
> > it's explicitly editable due to ":" being invalid CIFS characte
Hi Stephen,
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 4:48 PM, Stephan Ferraro wrote:
> I would like to test it.
> Is it possible to install it on an existing zpool?
> I don't want to delete my existing OpenSolaris installation.
No, you cannot install to an existing zpool not.. the current
installer only support
I would like to test it.
Is it possible to install it on an existing zpool?
I don't want to delete my existing OpenSolaris installation.
I downloaded a release on nexenta.org and then started the installation. There
was written in the setup that it would erase my full harddisk. Why is it not
pos
Edward Ned Harvey writes:
> The solution was pretty easy.
>
> Autosnapshot is just a bunch of cron jobs, /lib/svc/method/zfs-auto-snapshot
>
> When I edit that file, there’s a variable, SEP=":" and the comment says
> it’s explicitly editable due to “:” being invalid CIFS character.
YUCK!
Please
