I just started to use zfs after longing to try it out for a long while now. The problem is that I''ve "lost" 240Gb out of 700Gb I have single 700G pool on a 3510 HW raid mounted on /nm4/data running # du -sk /nm4/data 411025338 /nm4/data While a # df -hk Filesystem size used avail capacity Mounted on nm4/data 669G 648G 21G 97% /nm4/data I have under 50 files here so it''s not that the majority of the are between 2-54Gb in size. As far as I know I have no snapshots ls -l /nm4/data/.zfs/snapshots returns nothing... Any hints, reasons? Regards, Samuel This message posted from opensolaris.org
Samuel Borgman wrote:> I just started to use zfs after longing to try it out for a long while now. The problem is that I''ve "lost" 240Gb out of 700Gb > > I have single 700G pool on a 3510 HW raid mounted on /nm4/data running > > # du -sk /nm4/data > 411025338 /nm4/data > > While a > > # df -hk > Filesystem size used avail capacity Mounted on > nm4/data 669G 648G 21G 97% /nm4/data > > I have under 50 files here so it''s not that the majority of the are between 2-54Gb in size.Please provide the output of ''zfs list'' and explain how that differs from what you expect to see and why. (For the ''why'', try running ''du -hs <mountpoint>''.) --matt
Thanks, here is some more info
# zpool status
pool: nm4
state: ONLINE
scrub: none requested
config:
NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM
nm4 ONLINE 0 0 0
c4t600C0FF00000000007D22D2E07693000d0s0 ONLINE 0 0 0
errors: No known data errors
# zfs list
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
nm4 648G 21.7G 25.5K /nm4
nm4/data 648G 21.7G 648G /nm4/data
# zpool list
NAME SIZE USED AVAIL CAP HEALTH ALTROOT
nm4 680G 648G 32.4G 95% ONLINE -
# zfs get all nm4/data
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
nm4/data type filesystem -
nm4/data creation Mon May 21 21:58 2007 -
nm4/data used 648G -
nm4/data available 21.7G -
nm4/data referenced 648G -
nm4/data compressratio 1.00x -
nm4/data mounted yes -
nm4/data quota none default
nm4/data reservation none default
nm4/data recordsize 128K default
nm4/data mountpoint /nm4/data default
nm4/data sharenfs off default
nm4/data checksum on default
nm4/data compression off default
nm4/data atime on default
nm4/data devices on default
nm4/data exec on default
nm4/data setuid on default
nm4/data readonly off default
nm4/data zoned off default
nm4/data snapdir hidden default
nm4/data aclmode groupmask default
nm4/data aclinherit secure default
# du -hs /nm4/data
392G /nm4/data
Thanks,
/Samuel
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Oh yeah I''m running Solaris 10>uname -aSunOS jet 5.10 Generic_118855-36 i86pc i386 i86pc /Samuel This message posted from opensolaris.org