Re: [zfs-discuss] Downgrade zpool version?

2008-04-08 Thread David Loose
 Another approach might be to stick with Solaris on the server, and
 run netatalk instead of SAMBA (or, you
 know your macs can speak NFS ;).

 I also built mt-daapd on Solaris (just for fun) and iTunes can see that
 shared library - however this wasn't much use to me as I still want to
 use iTunes to manage/populate the library.

 Alternatively you could run Banshee or mt-daapd on the Solaris box and
 just rely on iTunes sharing. =P
 
 Seriously, NFS is a totally reasonable way to go.

Thanks for the replies. These are all good solutions that I've considered in 
the past. Having 1 Mac to manage all of my media is my ideal solution. It lets 
me sync all of the iPods in the house at 1 point and alleviates the pain of 
having to merge music from several computers to one central library. That said, 
my ideal solution seems to be a no-go at this point, so it looks like I'll have 
to settle on one of these suggestions anyway.
 
 
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[zfs-discuss] Downgrade zpool version?

2008-04-07 Thread David Loose
I've been using ZFS on my home media server for about a year now. There's a lot 
I like about Solaris, but the rest of the computers in my house are Macs. Now 
that the Mac has experimental read/write support for ZFS, I'd like to migrate 
my zpool to my Mac Pro. I primarily use the machine to serve my iTunes library 
and my Solaris samba shares never really played well with iTunes. 

The problem is that I upgraded to Solaris nv84 a while ago and bumped my zpool 
to version 9 (I think) at that time. The Macintosh guys only support up to 
version 8. There doesn't seem to be too much activity on the ZFS project at 
macosforge.com so I'm guessing support for v9 isn't right around the corner.

I read the zpool man page and I know it says that there's no way to downgrade, 
but I'm grasping at straws here. My next alternative is to try to run Solaris 
in VMWare on the Mac, but I'd rather not have to do that.

Thanks for the help,

Dave
 
 
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