Freshly installed OSXE b84. Set up a zfs raidz with 4x 500gb. Copied over ~112k files from my Windows (XP, Vista and recently XP again) box. Oddly enough got random access denied errors for about 1 minute every few minutes (which i just ignored using xcopy - will copy over missing files later). After all files were over, ran a zpool scrub to check things out. All showed ok, except now about 15 files give "Value too large for defined data type" when doing a find. Can't rm them either (same error). Dug around a bit and think(hope?) this might be bug #6629604 which was fixed and scheduled for release in snv_85.
So i got back on my XP box and tried to delete these "corrupt" files, huzzah they're gone! Or are they... Literally 30 seconds after, i do a zpool status, lo-and-behold: DEGRADED! One of my drives is faulted? fmadm faulty gives me a ZFS-8000-FD. Coincidence? Could the drive really be dead? It's 9 months old and until 48 hours ago was full to the brim with video files, all of which copied over just fine. Can i test the drive somehow? Perhaps just reset the status (zpool clear) and let things continue? What about installing snv_85 to get the patch? (i would but i don't have apt-get installed?? - sorry i'm a total solaris newbie!) This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
