Re: [zfs-discuss] ZFS tie-breaking

2007-02-12 Thread Darren Dunham
> Then there is a failure, such that D1 becomes disconnected. ZFS > continues to write on D0. If D1 were to become reconnected, it would > get resilvered normally and all would be well. > > But suppose instead there is a crash, and when the system reboots it is > connected only to D1, and D0

[zfs-discuss] ZFS tie-breaking

2007-02-12 Thread Ed Gould
Consider the following scenario involving various failures. We have a zpool composed of a simple mirror of two devices D0 and D1 (these may be local disks, slices, LUNs on a SAN, or whatever). For the sake of this scenario, it's probably most intuitive to think of them as LUNs on a SAN. Init