On 15 August 2011 15:55, Andrew Gabriel wrote:
> David Wragg wrote:
>
>> I've not done anything different this time from when I created the
>> original (512b) pool. How would I check ashift?
>>
>>
>
> For a zpool called "export"...
>
> # zdb export | grep ashift
> ashift: 12
> ^C
> #
>
> As far
David Wragg wrote:
I've not done anything different this time from when I created the original
(512b) pool. How would I check ashift?
For a zpool called "export"...
# zdb export | grep ashift
ashift: 12
^C
#
As far as I know (although I don't have any WD's), all the current 4k
sectorsiz
I've not done anything different this time from when I created the original
(512b) pool. How would I check ashift?
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Did you 4k align your partition table and is ashift=12?
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Hi all, first post to this mailing list so please forgive me if I miss
something obvious. Earlier this year I went over 80% disk utilisation on my
home server and saw performance start to degrade. I migrated from the old pool
of 4 x 1TB WD RE2-GPs (raidz1) to a new pool made of 6 x 2TB WD EURS (
