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Nathan Le Nevez wrote:
> I?m fairly certain this is a hardware problem ? swapping the disks from
> a known working install on another blade produced the same lousy
> performance.
Hmm, Check the SAS cables between the controller and the disks tray.
Als
grarpamp wrote:
>
> > cards aren't going to help with zfs.
>
> No, but for geli hifn(4) crypto(4)/(9), geli(8) might work
> if aes-cbc is indeed the mode geli uses. See the source I guess.
Note that only the most expensive cards are faster than a CPU. Unless you've
got a very large budget, you'
> cards aren't going to help with zfs.
No, but for geli hifn(4) crypto(4)/(9), geli(8) might work
if aes-cbc is indeed the mode geli uses. See the source I guess.
> Does anyone make a disk controller with crypto built in?
Yes. There are trays and cable dongles and things that do aes/des.
And som
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Is it possible to exchange disks between your blade1 and blade2 servers?
Or to remove disks from one server and connect them to another?
Also compare 'tunefs -p /' outputs
Also compare the read speed of a raw device with e.g. 'dd if=/dev/da0
of=/dev/nu