Folks,
Let's say I have a volume being shared over iSCSI. The dedup has been turned on.
Let's say I copy the same file twice under different names at the initiator
end. Let's say each file ends up taking 5 blocks.
For dedupe to work, each block for a file must match the corresponding block
On 10/22/10 15:34, Peter Taps wrote:
Folks,
Let's say I have a volume being shared over iSCSI. The dedup has been turned on.
Let's say I copy the same file twice under different names at the initiator
end. Let's say each file ends up taking 5 blocks.
For dedupe to work, each block for a file
Hi Neil,
if the file offset does not match, the chances that the checksum would match,
especially sha256, is almost 0.
May be I am missing something. Let's say I have a file that contains 11 letters
- ABCDEFGHIJK. Let's say the block size is 5.
For the first file, the block contents are
On 10/22/10 17:28, Peter Taps wrote:
Hi Neil,
if the file offset does not match, the chances that the checksum would match,
especially sha256, is almost 0.
May be I am missing something. Let's say I have a file that contains 11 letters
- ABCDEFGHIJK. Let's say the block size is 5.
For the
Neil Perrin wrote:
On 10/22/10 15:34, Peter Taps wrote:
Folks,
Let's say I have a volume being shared over iSCSI. The dedup has been
turned on.
Let's say I copy the same file twice under different names at the
initiator end. Let's say each file ends up taking 5 blocks.
For dedupe to
