On Mon, 13 Dec 2010, Tobias Lauridsen wrote:
Hi I have google to fine som info abut ZFS and I found that site hire.
I have unraid now and are realy happy whit it. but to January I are
going to upgrade my cpu to a 45watt quad core from intel that I are
begun to use my server to encode my tv show iso when it on.
so now I are begun to learn ZFS in vitualbox. but now to the
question it I make a poll whit 4 2TB ind raidz1 can it so be
convetet to a raidZ2 or to I nede to start whit raridZ2. my data are
only my movies iso and som holiday photos.
You will need to start out with raidz2 if that is where you intend to
be. A pair of 2GB external hard drives configured as a zfs mirror is
a great way to temporarily store your data while you are transforming
your main storage pool.
but I dont like to do the rip one more time whit all my movies. and
som will call me paranoid now but I also copy my data 1/1 to a HDD
and pase it out site my home for backup. and one last thing what os
We are all paranoid here.
will be the best choices for os I can read opensolaris are not going
to be maintenance. will it be just solaris ? I are not so much in
solaris but can it ben buy whit out monthly support =$
Solaris is not going away and it seems that Oracle plans to support
Solaris Express at least until stable Solaris 11 is released. Oracle
is not the easiest to deal with. It may be that OpenIndiana will work
for you and be sufficiently liberated that you can trust it without
dealing with the Neanderthal Oracle contracts organization. Another
option for zfs is FreeBSD, which will soon be offering zfs version 28
and is well supported. NetBSD and OpenBSD will also be offering zfs.
Bob
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Bob Friesenhahn
bfrie...@simple.dallas.tx.us, http://www.simplesystems.org/users/bfriesen/
GraphicsMagick Maintainer, http://www.GraphicsMagick.org/
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