After a rather fruitless non-committal exchange with OCZ, I'd like to know if
there is any experience in this community with the OCZ Z-Drive...
In particular, is it possible (and worthwhile) to put the device in jbod as
opposed to raid-0 mode... an entry-level flashfire f20 'sort' of card...
I'm curious to know whether the following output :
bash-4.0# echo memscrub_scans_done/U | mdb -k
memscrub_scans_done:
memscrub_scans_done:1985
means that Solaris considers ECC memory is effectively installed (the fact
that it is non-zero)?
I have installed unbuffered
Hi, thanks for the reply... I guess I'm so far as well, but my question is
targetted at understanding the realworld implication of the kernel software
memory scrubber.
That is, in looking through the code a bit I notice that if hardware ECC is
active the software scrubber is disabled. It is
