Hello Pal,
Friday, May 11, 2007, 6:41:41 PM, you wrote:
PB> Note! You can't even regret what you have added to a pool. Being
PB> able to evacuate a vdev and replace it by a bigger one would have
PB> helped. But this isn't possible either (currently).
Actually you can. See 'zpool replace'.
So yo
Just my problem too ;) And ZFS disapointed me big time here!
I know ZFS is new and every desired feature isn't implemented yet. I hope and
beleive more features are comming "soon", so I think I'll stay with ZFS and
wait..
My idea was to start out with just as many state-of-the-art size disks I r
I use Supermicro AOC-SAT2-MV8
It is 8-port SATA2, JBOD only, and literally plug&play (sol10u3) and just
~100Euro
It is PCI-X but mine is plugged into a plain PCI slot/mobo and works fine.
(Don't know how much better it would perform on a PCI-X slot/mobo).
I bought mine here:
http://www.mullet.se
I've an EX-3403 Marvell 88SX6081 Controller.
Unfortunately it is revision 07 which seems to be not supported until now.
I don't see any disks ... :-(
This is already discussed here:
http://www.opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=13533
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What brand is your 8 port satacontroller? I want one sata controller too, but
heard that Solaris is picky about the model. All controllers doesnt work. Your
does?
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You could estimate how long it will take for ZFS to get the feature you need,
and then buy enough space so that you don't run out before then.
Alternatively, Linux mdadm DOES support growing a RAID5 array with devices, so
you could use that instead.
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