After a trip to the datacenter I managed to get a nice ZFS setup. I ran 'iscsiadm remove static-config <target>' after the iscsitgt had changed to 'maintenance' state and either ssh went to offline state or the machine crashed (need to check the logs).
Anyway, I now have a nice ZFS mirror: NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT zonedata 6.57G 200G 2.57G /opt zonedata/test4g 36.5K 204G 36.5K - On the ZVOL 'test4g' I have defined the iSCSI target: iscsitadm create target -b /dev/zvol/rdsk/zonedata/test4g test4g Now, I want to use this iSCSI disk as root-fs for a non-global zone. What I do is mount the test4g disk in the global zone and use that as zonepath. This now appears to be stable but it doesn't seem to be a very speedy solution. Any last tips on how to speed things up a bit? (zones running directly on the ZFS pool run very fast). This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
