Hi,
* Constantine A. Murenin wrote:
> On 22/02/2009, Justin C. Sherrill wrote:
>
> Speaking of mirrors in Russia, there is no internet in the Asian part
> of Russia, let alone any mirrors, so it's a bit strange that Russian
> mirrors are still listed in the Asian section of the mirrors page. :)
On 25/02/2009, Matthias Schmidt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> * Constantine A. Murenin wrote:
> > On 22/02/2009, Justin C. Sherrill wrote:
> >
>
> > Speaking of mirrors in Russia, there is no internet in the Asian part
> > of Russia, let alone any mirrors, so it's a bit strange that Russian
> > mirrors ar
Our installer support for HAMMER isn't advanced enough yet. What we
really want is a UFS /boot, swap, and then a HAMMER root that covers
everything else.
The idea with HAMMER is you just create one big filesystem and use the
PFS functionality to break it up into separate manag
Generally speaking the idea with HAMMER's snapshotting and mirroring
is that everything is based on transaction-ids stored in the B-Tree.
The mirroring functionality does not require snapshotting per-say,
because EVERY sync HAMMER does to the media (including the automatic
file
:Bill Hacker wrote:
:> Top-posting to my own post ...
:
:Again.
:
:Reproduced the original verbose crash. Only the last line is the same as
:below.
:
:Failed to set up the HP-200LX serial, so will run it again...
:
:Bill
:
:> :-(
:>
:> du -h > dulist
:>
:> Two more runs, one OK with hammer mi
Well, you can always write the stream out to a file I guess,
but the basic problem here is that the mirroring stream is a
B-Tree layer stream. If we can't trust the source there's no
point running the stream onto an actual filesystem without some
major auditing of its contents.
Thank you very much!
Kind regards,
Jurij Kovacic
Matthew Dillon wrote:
Our installer support for HAMMER isn't advanced enough yet. What we
really want is a UFS /boot, swap, and then a HAMMER root that covers
everything else.
The idea with HAMMER is you just create one big file
On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 10:06:14 -0800 (PST)
Matthew Dillon wrote:
> Well, you can always write the stream out to a file I guess,
> but the basic problem here is that the mirroring stream is a
> B-Tree layer stream. If we can't trust the source there's no
> point running the stream o
Matthew Dillon wrote:
Our installer support for HAMMER isn't advanced enough yet. What we
really want is a UFS /boot, swap, and then a HAMMER root that covers
everything else.
I would (and have) taken that a step farther.
'once upon a time'
'/usr' was not part of the core essenti
Responded to off-list, as it is:
A) tedious the way I did it, and not certain to have been free of
hardware glitches..
B) a lead-pipe cinch that Matt will come up wth a better test methodology.
;-)
Bill
Matthew Dillon wrote:
:Bill Hacker wrote:
:> Top-posting to my own post ...
:
:Ag
He,
* Matthew Dillon wrote:
>
> The idea with HAMMER is you just create one big filesystem and use the
> PFS functionality to break it up into separate management domains.
> Currently a size limit may not be placed on a PFS.
This raises an important question: what to do if one uses H
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