] speeding up file access
I also have a USB connector and a SD connector on the mobo of my server
(Proliant ML100 G7) and I never found any good use for them. The best I
could think of is doing a local backup of /etc and of the other config dirs.
Concerning CrashPlan: I also use it, are you
Thanks to Doug and Chip for the replies.
On Wed, 4 Mar 2015 08:17:50 -0600
"Schweiss, Chip" wrote:
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> If it's just a home server set up some frequent snapshots and turn
> sync off. You may have to throw away the most recent writes in the
> case of a power failure, but your performanc
I also have a USB connector and a SD connector on the mobo of my server
(Proliant ML100 G7) and I never found any good use for them. The best I could
think of is doing a local backup of /etc and of the other config dirs.
Concerning CrashPlan: I also use it, are you aware that they cut support fo
No USB flash is going to bring any benefit to the game as a log device. If
it has any ram cache to increase write performance, it's useless as a log
device because it will not have any power protection for the ram. Most
likely it will not have any RAM and write performance will be poor. Decent
l
Hello list; this is a very basic question about ZFS performance from
someone with limited sysadmin knowledge. I've seen various messages
about ZILs and caching and noticed that my Supermicro 5017C-LF
(http://www.supermicro.com/products/system/1U/5017/SYS-5017C-LF.cfm).
This has a single USB socke
