26208464760832-8464891904
Looks like I have possibly a single file that is corrupted. My question is how
do I find the file. Is it as simple as doing a find command using -inum
2620?
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thanks!
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Thanks for the reply!
As it turns out I ran a parity check on the suspect 3511... sure enough it
popped and error! So ZFS did detect the problem with the 3511...
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After watching the flash demo on self-healing I thought I would try the
experiment myself. Instead of a mirror, i created a raidz pool made up of 9
disks. I copied a large file into the pool. Then, like in the demo, I
corrupted one of the disks with a dd command. I did the digest... I did the
Oops... my fault... I wasn't introducing enough corruption! My test file was
not at the beginning of the disk! Sorry for the wasted bandwidth...
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I'm in bit of a bind...
I did a replace and the resilver has started properly. Unfortunately I need
to now abort the replace. Is there way to do this? Can I do some thing like
take the new device offline?
thank
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NO WRITE activity i wonder if it is actually doing
anything useful...
I did try a scrub -s to see if that would stop it... no luck...
any advise would be greatly appreciated!
thanks!
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Ok.. never mind... the resilver says it completed... kind of odd...
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Our main problem with TSM and ZFS is currently that
there seems to be
no efficient way to do a disaster restore when the
backup
resides on tape - due to the large number of
filesystems/TSM filespaces.
The graphical client (dsmj) does not work at all and
with dsmc one
has to start a
John wrote:
Our main problem with TSM and ZFS is currently
that
there seems to be
no efficient way to do a disaster restore when the
backup
resides on tape - due to the large number of
filesystems/TSM filespaces.
The graphical client (dsmj) does not work at all
and
with dsmc one
This is one feature I've been hoping for... old threads and blogs talk about
this feature possibly showing up by the end of 2007 just curious on what
the status of this feature is...
thanks,
john
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I asked the question last week.. the reply i got from Matt was:
It's still a high priority on our road map, just pushed back a bit. Our
current goal is to integrate into OpenSolaris sometime this summer.
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WOW! This is quite a departure from what we've been told for the past 2 years...
In fact if your comments are true that we'll never be able to shrink a ZFS
pool, i will be, for lack of a better word, PISSED.
Like others not being able to shrink is a feature that truly prevents us from
Our enterprise is about 300TB.. maybe a bit more...
You are correct that most of the time we grow and not shrink... however, we are
fairly dynamic and occasionally do shrink. DBA's have been known to be off on
their space requirements/requests.
There is also the human error factor. If someone
I'm setting up a ZFS fileserver using a bunch of spare drives. I'd like some
redundancy and to maximize disk usage, so my plan was to use raid-z. The
problem is that the drives are considerably mismatched and I haven't found
documentation (though I don't see why it shouldn't be possible) to
On Mon, 29 Jun 2009, NightBird wrote:
I checked the output of iostat. svc_t is between 5
and 50, depending on when data is flushed to the disk
(CIFS write pattern). %b is between 10 and 50.
%w is always 0.
Example:
devicer/sw/s kr/s kw/s wait actv svc_t
%w %b
sd27
Hi,
I am trying to understand in details how much metadata is being cached in ARC
and L2ARC for my workload.
Looking at 'kstat -n arcstats', I see:
ARC Current Size: 19217 MB (size=19,644,754,928)
ARC Metadata Size: 112MB (hdr_size=117,896,760)
I am trying to understand what l2_hdr_size means?
Hi,
We are running b118, with a LSI 3801 controller which is connected to 44 drives
(yes it's a lot behind a single controller). We also use a pair of ssd
connected to another controller for read cache.
Everything works fine and we achieve acceptable performance for our needs.
However, during
Hi,
On an idle server, when I do a recursive '/usr/bin/ls' on a folder, I see a lot
of disk activity. This makes sense because the results (metadata/data) may not
have been cached.
When I do a second ls on the same folder right after the first one finished,
I do see disk activity again.
Can
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do a recursive '/usr/bin/ls' on a folder, I see a lot
of disk activity. This makes sense because
I'm using snv_111 to host iSCSI for my backups. This went fine until I enabled
compression on the volume. About halfway through a backup (~250gb done),
Solaris loses its network connection with no errors logged (/var/adm/messages
and /var/log/* with no entries for an hour preceding). After
I've got an LDOM that has raw disks exported through redundant service domains
from a J4400. Actually, I've got seven of these LDOM's. On Friday, we had to
power the rack down for UPS maintenance. We gracefully shutdown all the Solaris
instances, waited about 15 min, then powered down the
I was able to solve it, but it actually worried me more than anything.
Basically, I had created the second pool using the mirror as a primary device.
So three disks but two full disk root mirrors.
Shouldn't zpool have detected an active pool and prevented this? The other LDOM
was claiming a
Unfortunately, since we got a new priority on the project, I had to scrap and
recreate the pool, so I don't have any of the information anymore.
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Have you looked at using Oracle ASM instead of or with ZFS? Recent Sun docs
concerning the F5100 seem to recommend a hybrid of both.
If you don't go that route, generally you should separate redo logs from actual
data so they don't compete for I/O, since a redo switch lagging hangs the
No. But, that's where the hybrid solution comes in. ASM would be used for the
database files and ZFS for the redo/archive logs and undo. Corrupt blocks in
the datafiles would be repaired with data from redo during a recovery, and ZFS
should give you assurance that the redo didn't get corrupted.
For those who've been suffering this problem and
who have non-Sun
jbods, could you please let me know what model of
jbod and cables
(including length thereof) you have in your
configuration.
We are seeing the problem on both Sun and non-Sun hardware. On our Sun thumper
x4540, we can
We currently have a opensolaris box running as a backup server, and to increase
the redundancy I have started coping this to another server with 4 x 2TB in
raidz and dedup. This was going fine taking about 10 hours to zfs send and
receive each 70GB snaphot (no ZIL or cache setup), but on the
I probably lied about snv_134 above. I am probably running snv_133 as I don't
think 134 had come out when I started this.
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64 GB RAM (2GB system, 6GB ZFS, 48 DDT, yes, I know I can't seperate ZFS and
DDT.)
The second system will be more upgradeable/future proof, but do people think
the performance would be similar?
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John
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Hello,
we set our ZFS filesystems to casesensitivity=mixed when we created them.
However, CIFS access to these files is still case sensitive.
Here is the configuration:
# zfs get casesensitivity pool003/arch
NAME PROPERTY VALUESOURCE
pool003/arch casesensitivity
No the filesystem was created with b103 or earlier.
Just to add more details, the issue only occurred for the first direct access
to the file.
From a windows client that has never access the file, you can issue:
dir \\filer\arch\myfolder\myfile.TXT and you will get file not found, if the
file
.
To answer the other question, we are not using Samba :)
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Just to add more details, the issue only occurred
for the first direct
access to the file.
From a windows client that has never
Hello all. I am new...very new to opensolaris and I am having an issue and have
no idea what is going wrong. So I have 5 drives in my machine. all 500gb. I
installed open solaris on the first drive and rebooted. . Now what I want to do
is ad a second drive so they are mirrored. How does one do
Wouldn't it be possible to saturate the SSD ZIL with enough backlogged sync
writes?
What I mean is, doesn't the ZIL eventually need to make it to the pool, and if
the pool as a whole (spinning disks) can't keep up with 30+ vm's of write
requests, couldn't you fill up the ZIL that way?
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Can someone explain to me what the 'volinit' and 'volfini' options to zfs do ? It's not obvious from the source code and these
options are undocumented.
Thanks,
John
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well, it's an SiS 960 board, and it appears my only option to turn off probing
of the drives is to enable RAID mode (which makes them inacessable by the OS)
what would be my next (cheapest) option, a proper SATA add-in card? I've heard
good things about the silicon image 3132 based cards, but
,
however, is that the boot partition and root partitions have data redundancy.
How would you setup this box?
It's primary used as a development server, running a myriad of
applications.
Thank you-
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file, the value is not my expectation. So I use a loop to produce empty
files and watch the output of 'df -e'. After some long time, the number
is 671, then 639, 641, 603, 605, 609, 397, 607...
I check the number of files, yes, it increases steadily.
Could you explain it?
Thanks,
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-a (simultaneously, like L1-a on SPARC
machines).
Once you drop to kmdb, type:
$systemdump
This should dump core and reboot.
This is all contingent on what caused the system to hang. You may or may not be
able to get to kmdb.
hth,
John
Chris Csanady wrote:
I have experienced two hangs so far
Hello all,
Spent the last several hours perusing the ZFS forums and some of the blog
entries regarding ZFS. I have a couple of questions and am open to any hints,
tips, or things to watch out for on implementation of my home file server. I'm
building a file server consisting of an Asus P5WD2
The original thought was 3 of the drives as storage, and one of the drives as
parity. So that would yield around 1.4TB of useable storage. I hadn't given
any thought to running 64 bit. This system is being built from the ground up.
I guess in the back of my head I had assumed it would be 32
Sorry about that, the specific processor in question is the Pentium D 930 which
supports 64 bit computing through the Extended Memory 64 Technology. It was my
initial reaction to say I'd go with 32 bit computing because my general
experience with 64-bit is Windows, Linux, and some FreeBSD.
Thanks for the continuing flow of information. I already have all of the
equipment. I'm actually upgrading my main computer to a new Core 2 Duo setup
which is why this hardware is going to the file server. I think I'm going to
try a 64bit install using the four 500GB drives in a RAID-Z
,
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the desired behavior?
-John
Eric Schrock wrote:
This has been discussed many times in smf-discuss, for all types of
login. Basically, there is no way to say console login for root
only.
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to be
taking up several Mb of space, not to mention the ever
increasing sluggishness of the command...)
-John
Oh, here's the script I used - it contains hardcoded zpool
and zfs info, so it must be edited to match your specifics
before it is used! It can be rerun safely; it only sends
snapshots
]
zfs destroy foo/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
commands is (except for debugging zfs itself) a noop
Looking at history.c, it doesn't look like there is an easy
way to mark a set of messages as unwanted and compress the log
without having to take the pool out of service first.
Oh well...
-John
zfs snapshot $snap
and, after a couple of days (at 86 thousand minutes/day), the
pool's history log seemed quite full (but not at capacity...)
There were no clones to complicate things...
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I reloaded my system on c0d0 messed up the rounding cyl, then when I reloaded
the format command would only work on c0d1 and not c0d0, so then booted on the
CD then redefined on c0d0 slice 3 - 7, to the original partition values.
Where does the zpool info get saved, EFI label is mentioned in
http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=199903281
An Apple official on Monday said Sun Microsystems' open-source file
system would not be in the next version of the Mac operating system,
contradicting statements made last week by Sun's chief executive.
John
Graham
, for the sake of others who aren't familiar with Sun's
practices, how does one do that? Go to Sunsolve?
thanks,
-john
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How do you upgrade from version 5 to version 6, I had created this under snv_62
and it zpool called zones worked with snv_b63 and 10u4beta now under snv_b66 I
get error and the upgrade option does not work: any ideas?
bash-3.00# df
/ (/dev/dsk/c0d0s0 ): 6819012 blocks 765336
.
once the case has been cleaned up and marked open, it will be mirrored
onto OS.o within 24 hours.
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in our environment.
-john
*Our SAN team runs things very conservatively. They consider new
technologies to be things introduced one to two years ago.
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device experiences write errors, the machine will currently panic.
Wow, this is certainly worse than the current VxVM/VxFS
implementation. At least there I get I/O errors and disk groups get
failed or disabled.
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Manager.
Should I be providing the Windows workstation specific drivers to use against
this Solaris based iSCSI target, or am I going wrong elsewhere?
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there - I'll check tomorrow...
-John
Kent Watsen wrote:
How does one access the PSARC database to lookup the description of
these features?
Sorry if this has been asked before! - I tried google before posting
this :-[
Kent
George Wilson wrote:
ZFS Fans,
Here's a list of features
as we are today with all all-in-one filesystem, so this
makes sense as a first step. But, there needs to be the
presumption that the next steps towards multiple pool support
are possible without having to re-architect or re-design the
whole zfs boot system.
-John
volume read/write.
A scenerio with / on a pair of mirrored USB sticks, /usr on
DVD media with with RAM-based cache and /var /export/home
on a large wide striped/mirrored/raided pool of its own isn't
too far fetched an idea.
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(case #65684887).
I'm getting very desperate to get this fixed, as this massive amount of storage
was the only reason I got this M80...
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks-
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Thanks Jim-
That was exactly the problem. Have a good Monday.
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On Nov 30, 2007, at 2:47 AM, MP wrote:
I evaled one of these too. Worked great with ZFS.
Was that with OpenSolaris and was that with or without the Intel
RAID controller?
Cheers.
Solaris 10 8/07, it was with the built-in RAID controller.
-john
not at the server)
How do I go about installing just the core CIFS service/software so I can share
my ZFS file systems via CIFS?
Thanks,
John
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will need to make the changes to both (and,
possibly interact with the OpenSolaris ARC Community if your changes
affect the architecture/interfaces of the commands).
In the case of df, I'm not at all sure why the two commands are
different. (I'm sure someone else will chime in and educate me :-)
-John
Great question. I've been wondering this myself over the past few
weeks, as de-dup is becoming more popular a term in our IT department.
-john
On Jan 20, 2008, at 5:40 PM, Narayan Venkat wrote:
Hi,
Is de-duplication in ZFS an active project? If so, can somebody
share details about how
... yes, it really did grind to a halt, but tried for a
good eight hours before dying!!!).
Check out this thread I made back in Nov, and you'll see what I was
experiencing:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=178912ыла
Hope it helps-
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initiator?
Thank you-
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be able to bump the IO
speed up more (at least as far as the network subsystem is concerned), I'd
appreciate it.
Thanks to all who replied to this thread. This is a great community.
-John
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Hi folks,
I use an iSCSI disk mounted onto a Solaris 10 server. I installed a ZFS file
system into s2 of the disk. I exported the disk and cloned it on the iSCSI
target. The clone is a perfect copy of the iSCSI LUN and therefore has the
same zpool name and guid.
My question is: is there
and cache syncing will
tend to keep disks spinning that the MAID is trying to spin down.
Of course, we like ZFS's large namespace and dynamic memory
pool resizing ability.
Is it possible to configure ZFS to maximize the benefits of MAID?
-John
for the domain, which is readably directly in MDB.
As a refinement you might want to only do this if a (suitable) place to
crash dump isn't available.
regards
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Andrew sez:
...
RAIDZ arrays are not supported as root pools (at the
moment).
Cheers
Andrew.
I appreciate that this is quite a substantial work. Just off the top of my
head, each member of the RAIDZ has to have the same boot block information,
then as you bring the RAIDZ up you have
Relling sez:
In general, I agree. However, the data does not
necessarily support
this as a solution and there is a point of
diminishing return.
I sent a reply via e-mail to Richard as well; I basically said something along
these lines...
You missed my point though. It's nothing at all to
Created and shared zfs pool containing user file systems on Solaris server.
Mount this on Solaris client. Can view user file systems on client but not user
files. If I mount the user file systems on the client, then can see files. Both
running Solaris 10. What is going wrong? Thanks
This
There is a thread quite similar to this but it did not provide a clear answer
to the question which was worded a bit odd..
I have a Thumper and am trying to determine, for performance, which is the best
ZFS configuration of the two shown below. Any issues other than performance
that anyone may
James isn't being a jerk because he hates your or anything...
Look, yanking the drives like that can seriously damage the drives or your
motherboard. Solaris doesn't let you do it and assumes that something's gone
seriously wrong if you try it. That Linux ignores the behavior and lets you do
this with Solaris 10.
Thanks,
John
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Solaris xVM from ZFS ?
You need to add it to the next line ($module ...). This was a bug that's
now fixed in the latest LU
regards
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The man page for dumpadm says this:
A given ZFS volume cannot be configured for both the swap area and the dump
device.
And indeed when I try to use a zvol as both, I get:
zvol cannot be used as a swap device and a dump device
My question is, why not ?
Thanks,
John
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Darren,
Thanks for the explanation. Would you object if I opened a bug on the zfs man
page to include what you've written here ?
Thanks again,
John
Darren J Moffat wrote:
John Cecere wrote:
The man page for dumpadm says this:
A given ZFS volume cannot be configured for both the swap area
Hi guys. Read this thread, good info! I'm now considering getting one of the
MBs recommended in the Tom's Hardware review, to which a URL was posted
earlier. The article is here:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-e7200-g31,2039.html
I would like to know if any of you can confirm
When I create a volume I am unable to mount it locally. I pretty sure it has
something to do with the other volumes in the same ZFS pool being shared out as
ISCSI luns. For some reason ZFS things the base volume is ISCSI. Is there a
flag that I am missing? Thanks in advanced for the help.
Ahhh...I missed the difference between a volume and a FS. That was it...thanks.
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Miles Nordin wrote:
nw == Nicolas Williams nicolas.willi...@sun.com writes:
nw You're not required to go with one-filesystem-per-user though!
It was pitched as an architectural advantage, but never fully
delivered, and worse, used to justify removing traditional Unix
quotas.
issue using
UFS.
I have also successfully moved zpool's from system to system, using
zpool export zpool import. This is unique, at least to me as the root
file system and the OS are in rpool.
Is this possible?
John
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issue using
UFS.
I have also successfully moved zpool's from system to system, using
zpool export zpool import. This is unique, at least to me as the root
file system and the OS are in rpool.
Is this possible?
John
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with the hardware we selected?
3) any other words of wisdom - we are just starting out with ZFS but do
have some Solaris background.
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a lot from the traffic.
Thanks again.
John
-Original Message-
From: Bob Friesenhahn [mailto:bfrie...@simple.dallas.tx.us]
Sent: Monday, February 09, 2009 11:28 AM
To: John Welter
Cc: zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org
Subject: Re: [zfs-discuss] ZFS for NFS back end
On Mon, 9 Feb 2009, John
Hello,
New here, and I'm not sure if this is the correct mailing list to post this
question or not.
Anyway, we are having some questions about multi-protocol (CIFS/NFS) access to
the same files specifically when not using AD or LDAP.
Summary:
Accessing the same folder from CIFS or NFS when
0.430159730
I see a couple of bugs about lofi performance like 6382683, but I'm not sure if
this
related, it seems to be a newer issue.
Any ideas?
regards
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On Mon, Apr 06, 2009 at 04:46:12PM +0700, Fajar A. Nugraha wrote:
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 4:41 PM, John Levon john.le...@sun.com wrote:
I see a couple of bugs about lofi performance like 6382683, but I'm not
sure if this
related, it seems to be a newer issue.
Isn't it 6806627?
http
as long as the ioctl and/or fsync are obeyed, things should be
good. Hope that's clearer.
regards
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receive new filesystem stream: unable to restore to detination
I know the data was backed up (vista.zfs is a 24G file), how do I get
the contents
of my zvol back? I'm using OpenSolaris 2009.06.
Many thanks in advance,
John
John Meyer
Principal Field Technologist
North American
@:wa
A:g:GROUP@:rx
D::EVERYONE@:waTC
A::EVERYONE@:rxtncy
bash-3.1$ nfs4_getfacl cifs.txt
D::OWNER@:rwax
A::OWNER@:TNCo
D:g:GROUP@:rwax
A:g:GROUP@:
D::EVERYONE@:rwaxTC
A::EVERYONE@:tncy
This system can't do 'ls -V', so I'm having to use nfs4_getfacl instead (not as
convienient).
Thanks,
John
that is
about yet.
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