Hi All,
I am doing a small idiotic project, putting together odds and sods of
hard drives to make a RAID set. You know the kind of thing, the hard
drives that are remnants of old projects but you don't want to throw
them out because... well... they work!
So I was wondering that in a pile of hard
Hi
It can get yarring. Try to make raids with drives that are similar and
combine them into a mutt pool then you should get the least effect.
Otherwise the slowest drive may dictate the pools performance.
There are more tuning options, but I hope this helps a little.
Greetings
Till
On 29/10/
Hi Till,
Thanks for the feedback.
I'm deliberately trying to push the envelope. I believe that ZFS will
act as a buffer between drives and run at the slowest device speed, but
I'm wondering if there is a threshold where ever ZFS will throw up its
hands and give up.
I'm trying to make a ZFS pool
I’ve done lots of small pools of random drives-including ones with drives
in USB2 cases-over the years and I’ve never had ZFS complain.
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On Sat, 29 Oct 2022 at 10:43, Michelle wrote:
> I'm deliberately trying to push the envelope. I believe that ZFS will
> act as a buffer between drives and run at the slowest device speed, but
> I'm wondering if there is a threshold where ever ZFS will throw up its
> hands and give up.
>
> I'm tryi
