Rsync can update in-place. From rsync(1):
--inplace update destination files in-place
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They also mentioned this at some of the ZFS talks at LISA 2008.The general
argument is that, while plenty of hobbyists are clamoring for this, not enough
paying customers are asking to make it a high enough priority to get done.
If you think about it, the code is not only complicated but wi
I compiled just the iscsi initiator this evening and remembered this thread, so
here are the simple instructions. This is not the "right" way to do it.
It's just the easiest. I should (and probably will) use a Makefile for this,
but for now, this works and I've been able to tweak some of t
Ok. I figured out how to basically backport snv104's iscsi initiator (version
1.55 versus snv101b's 1.54) into snv101b.
Set everything up as in my previous post then create a new C file:
cat > boot_sym.c <
I ran into a bad label causing this once.
Usually the s2 slice is a good bet for your whole disk device, but if it's EFI
labeled, you need to use p0 (somebody correct me if I'm wrong).
I like to zero the first few megs of a drive before doing any of this stuff.
This will destroy any data.
Ob
Grab the AOE driver and pull "aoelabinit" out of the package.They wrote it
just for forcing EFI or Sun labels onto disks when the normal Solaris tools get
in the way. coraid's website looks like it's broken at the moment, so you may
need to find it elsewhere on the web.
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