Instead, create Single Disk arrays for each disk.
I have a question related to this but with a different controller: If I'm using
a RAID controller to provide non-RAID single-disk volumes, do I still lose out
on the hardware-independence advantage of software RAID that I would get from a
This thread from Marc Bevand and his blog linked therein might have some useful
alternative suggestions.
http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=480925
I've bookmarked it because it's quite a handy summary and I hope he keeps
updating it with new info
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Hi Nils,
thanks for the detailed info. I've tried searching the zfs-discuss archive for
both the bug id and 'resilver', but in both cases the only result I can find
from the whole history is this thread:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=276358#276358
Maybe the discussions
We have a 24-disk server, so the current design is 2-disk root mirror and 2x
11-disk RAIDZ2 vdevs. I suppose another solution could have been to have 3x
7-disk vdevs plus a hot spare, but the capacity starts to get compromised.
Using 1TB disks in our current config will give us growth capacity
