Which is why I was looking to setup
1x8 raidz2 as pool1
and
1x8 raidz2 as pool2
instead of as two vdevs under 1 pool. That way I can have 'some' flexibility
where I could take down pool1 or pool2 without affecting the other.
The issue I had was how do I set up an L2ARC for 2 pools
Hi
I have a couple of questions
I currently have a 4disk RaidZ1 setup and want to move to a RaidZ2
4x2TB = RaidZ1 (tank)
My current plan is to setup
8x1.5TB in a RAIDZ2 and migrate the data from the tank vdev over.
What's the best way to accomplish this with minimal disruption?
I have seen the
Hi
I'm planning on setting up two RaidZ2 volumes in different pools for added
flexibility in removing / resizing (from what I understand if they were in the
same pool I can't remove them at all). I also have got an SSD drive that I was
going to use as Cache (L2ARC). How do I set this up to have
Thanks a bunch - that did the trick :)
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Hi
I just picked up one of these cards and had a few questions
After installing it I can see it via scanpci but any devices I've connected to
it don't show up in iostat -En , is there anything specific I need to do to
enable it?
Do any of you experience the bug mentioned below (worried about
Hi
I currently have 1 ZFS pool (tank) setup with a 4 drive raidz array (c9t4d0
c9t5d0 c7t0d0 c7t1d0) and wanted to add another 4 drive aray. I wasn't able to
figure out what the best practise for that would be.
Should the two raidz's be in the same pool if so what would be the command to
do so
