S,
Are you sure you have MPXIO turned on? I haven't dealt with Solaris
for a while (will again soon as I get some virtual servers setup) but in
the past you had to manually turn it on. I believe the path was
/kernel/drv/scsi_vhci.h (I may be missing some of the path) and you
changed the
There is a company (DataCore Software) that has been making / shipping
products for many years that I believe would help in this area. I've
used them before, they're very solid and have been leveraging the use of
commodity server and disk hardware to build massive storage arrays (FC
iSCSI),
You might want to look into the products from a company called
DataCore Software, http://datacore.com/products/prod_home.asp. I've
used them and they are great stuff. They make very high performing
iSCSI and FC storage controllers out of leveraging commodity hardware,
like the one
I have RTFM'd through this list and a number of Sun docs at docs.sun
and can't find any information on how I might be able to write out 'hard
zeros' to the unused blocks on a ZFS. The reason I'd like to do this is
because if the storage (LUN/s) I'm providing to the ZFS is
thin-provisioned
