Is there any way to (more simply than running commands
after each boot) have a raidframe (raid1 or raid5) set
be bother uatoconfiguring, and have hot spares?
I can add the spare easily ... raidctl -a /dev/wdxP raidN
(and the partition used is of type RAID in the disklabel of wdx)
but after a
It has always bothered me that src/sys/sys/envsys.h exposes several
internal data structures to userland. It seems to me that the only
items from this header file that should really be exported are
* the definitions for the various IOCTLs
* the definitions for the sensor units
* the
In article 11102.1267360...@jade.coe.psu.ac.th,
Robert Elz k...@munnari.oz.au wrote:
Is there any way to (more simply than running commands
after each boot) have a raidframe (raid1 or raid5) set
be bother uatoconfiguring, and have hot spares?
I can add the spare easily ... raidctl -a /dev/wdxP
On Tue, Feb 02, 2010 at 10:53:58PM +0100, Manuel Bouyer wrote:
I found the cause of for this one:
[...]
To fix this I propose to have ffs_trucate() (and derivatives) always set
v_writesize, even if the real size of the inode didn't change.
The attached patch completely fixes the test
