> I realise we could just continually increase memory
> load until the page scanner reaches some threshold,
> but this is not really an acceptable approach.
You could do that without fiddling with the database resources,
by running a simple program (like the attached) to add
a temporary load to th
I’m trying to find out how much more load (in terms of memory) we can place on
our server. It’s a T6320 (2 * 8 core) with 64GB running Solaris 10 5/09 and
Oracle with 20 databases over about 15 zones. We need to move more Oracle
databases onto this server.
Here is the output of echo "::memsta
> What is the root password when i boot from live CD?
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As i can see G9 and G9x are equal except of G9x has more options with
additional, changeable body.
Should i have root for viewing /var/adm/messages when i boot from live CD?
What is the root password when i boot from live CD?
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Have you tried import your last step with the pool id instead of the name?
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> We haven't done any detach command. I simply went for the replacement.
Probably you can "undo" such replacement - plug back the faulty disk, then
import the pool, and only then something like
# zpool remove ...
replace the faulty disk with the new one
# zpool add ...
- Dmitry.
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On 12/ 7/10 01:41 PM, user124 wrote:
Anybody? Any ideas?
I looked for a G9 in local stores but only the G9x is
now available. The web page you sent points to a link
that implies the G9 is EOL, replaced by the G9x.
When you boot LiveCD are there any interesting USB
messages in /var/adm/message
Anybody? Any ideas?
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I am using the livecd to build a IPS install. After I installed
service/storage/zfs-auto-snapshot I noticed it needed/added 52 dependencies
(unreal). So I wish to remove this IPS package, edit its dependencies and
reinstall it. However pkgrm says it is not installed, so I'm stuck. Can someone
p
am getting now this error.
bash-3.00# zdb -e mypool
WARNING: pool 'bigfs' could not be loaded as it was last accessed by another
system (host: myserver3 hostid: 0xac32f5c). See:
http://www.sun.com/msg/ZFS-8000-EY
zdb: can't open mypool: No such file or directory
bash-3.00# zpool import -f my
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yeah that was my fault
We haven't done any detach command. I simply went for the replacement.
now i again imported using force command, i am getting following error.
bin/bash-3.00# zpool import -Ff poolname
cannot open 'bigfs': no such pool
Assertion failed: (zhp = zpool_open_canfail(g_zfs
> 5) we have replaced the disk inside the pool
Have you used zfs commands to detach/replace the disc before physically
replacing it? (I am not zfs guru, and not sure what the commands should be -
zpool detach? zpool replace?)
If not, maybe replacing back a faulty disk is the option (it contains
Akhilesh Nair wrote:
ok, Let me explian our problem.
Actually we have 11 disks inside the server
1) using 10 disks we have a created zfs pool using raid 1+0 config.
2) one disk was used for Operating system
3) we are using solaris 10 upate 5
4) suddenly one of the disk inside pool got f
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