By the way,
I would like to chip in about how informative this thread has been, at least
for me, despite (and actually because of) the strong opinions on some of the
posts about the issues involved.
>From what I gather, there is still an interesting failure possibility with
>ZFS, although prob
In all honesty, I haven't done much at sysadmin level with Solaris since it was
SunOS 5.2. I found ZFS after becoming concerned with reliability of
traditional RAID5 and RAID6 systems once drives exceeded 500GB.
I have a few months running ZFS on FreeBSD lately on a test/augmentation basis
wit
I would advise getting familiar with the basic terminology and vocabulary of
ZFS
first. Start with the Solaris 10 ZFS Administration Guide. It's a bit more
complete
for a newbie.
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-5461?l=en
You can then move on to the Best Practices Guide, Configuration Guide
Also, pardon my typos, and my lack of re-titling my subject to note that it is
a fork from the original topic. Corrections in text that I noticed after
finally sorting out getting on the mailing list are below...
On Apr 19, 2010, at 3:26 AM, Michael DeMan wrote:
> By the way,
>
> I would like
