We are using zfs filesystem running Solaris on Sparc HW and it's working well,
x64 HW is an option for Solaris as well.
Go for it.
-- GG
>What filesystem and mount options are recommended for a tapetype harddisk?
>Details: The amanda-server is a Debian 5 (lenny) host.
>The tape size is 40 gig
On 22-7-2009 7:35, Marc Muehlfeld wrote:
Hi,
normally we use reiserfs on all of our servers. The only reason we decided to
use ext3 for the vtapes is that it took several minutes to mount a big (mine
is 12 TB) parition with reiserfs.
Regards,
Marc
We use ZFS on all our FreeBSD7 backup mach
Hi,
normally we use reiserfs on all of our servers. The only reason we decided to
use ext3 for the vtapes is that it took several minutes to mount a big (mine
is 12 TB) parition with reiserfs.
Regards,
Marc
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Marc Muehlfeld (Leitung IT)
Zentrum fuer Humangenetik und Laboratoriumsmedizin Dr
On 07/21/2009 06:11 PM, Dustin J. Mitchell wrote:
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 11:52 AM, rir wrote:
What filesystem and mount options are recommended for a
tapetype harddisk?
Details: The amanda-server is a Debian 5 (lenny) host.
The tape size is 40 gigs. The filesystems are about
540, 990, and 95
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 11:52 AM, rir wrote:
> What filesystem and mount options are recommended for a
> tapetype harddisk?
>
> Details: The amanda-server is a Debian 5 (lenny) host.
> The tape size is 40 gigs. The filesystems are about
> 540, 990, and 950 gigs.
>
> Not that it much matters but I
What filesystem and mount options are recommended for a
tapetype harddisk?
Details: The amanda-server is a Debian 5 (lenny) host.
The tape size is 40 gigs. The filesystems are about
540, 990, and 950 gigs.
Not that it much matters but I run most everything on
ext3 filesystems with the relatime
