Damon Atkins
2010-Jan-29 13:50 UTC
[zfs-discuss] send/received inherited bug?, received overrides parent, snv_130 6920906
Here is the output -bash-4.0# uname -a SunOS 5.11 snv_130 i86pc i386 i86pc -bash-4.0# zfs get -r -o all compression mainfs01 | egrep -v \@ NAME PROPERTY VALUE RECEIVED SOURCE mainfs01 compression gzip-3 - local mainfs01/home compression gzip-3 lzjb local mainfs01/mysql compression gzip-3 - inherited from mainfs01 -bash-4.0# zfs inherit compression mainfs01/home -bash-4.0# zfs get -r -o all compression mainfs01 | egrep -v \@ NAME PROPERTY VALUE RECEIVED SOURCE mainfs01 compression gzip-3 - local mainfs01/home compression lzjb lzjb received mainfs01/mysql compression gzip-3 - inherited from mainfs01 -bash-4.0# zfs inherit -S compression mainfs01/home -bash-4.0# zfs get -r -o all compression mainfs01 | egrep -v \@ NAME PROPERTY VALUE RECEIVED SOURCE mainfs01 compression gzip-3 - local mainfs01/home compression lzjb lzjb received mainfs01/mysql compression gzip-3 - inherited from mainfs01 -bash-4.0# zfs inherit compression mainfs01/home -bash-4.0# zfs get -r -o all compression mainfs01 | egrep -v \@ NAME PROPERTY VALUE RECEIVED SOURCE mainfs01 compression gzip-3 - local mainfs01/home compression lzjb lzjb received mainfs01/mysql compression gzip-3 - inherited from mainfs01 How do I get this to say???? NAME PROPERTY VALUE RECEIVED SOURCE mainfs01 compression gzip-3 - local mainfs01/home compression [b]gzip-3[/b] lzjb [b]inherited from mainfs01[/b] mainfs01/mysql compression gzip-3 - inherited from mainfs01 Cheers -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
Hi All, Since I believe there are people in this list having more experience in this matter then I do, To point out what it is I am doing: I am building a (very) low cost SAN setup as proof of concept using ZFS. The goal of this project is to provide a High-Available (or getting close to) low power solution. I am using the Supermicro 2.5" mobile racks. (8-in-2 5.25") which have dual port connectors, and connect both primary Host and Standby Host to the same JBOD using the dual port setup. Now I am looking for a HBA card for in the host machine. With preferable a lot of external SAS ports. ( But ZFS style ofcourse, so no raid/cache HBA required. ) Like: http://www.areca.com.tw/products/sasnoneraid.htm Seen a lot of cards having internal ports as well, but don''t know if breaking those out is a good idea. Anyone care to share their insights on this? The JBOD is self-build, so I am looking to get the SAS cables into my JBOD mobile racks. I found a couple of external to internal SAS adapters but they all seem quite expensive. Is there a simple (clean) way to connect an external chassis to my host? Hope anyone can give me some feedback on my questions. Offcourse I am willing to write down my findings in a blog if people are interested. Kind Regards, Armand
I''ve used the LSI SAS3442E-R with great success in OpenSolaris 2009.06. It is a non-raid SAS HBA that costs $220 on NewEgg. Daniel Bakken On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 8:21 AM, A. Krijgsman <a.krijgsman at draftsman.nl>wrote:> Hi All, > > Since I believe there are people in this list having more experience in > this matter then I do, > > To point out what it is I am doing: > I am building a (very) low cost SAN setup as proof of concept using ZFS. > The goal of this project is to provide a High-Available (or getting close > to) low power solution. > I am using the Supermicro 2.5" mobile racks. (8-in-2 5.25") which have dual > port connectors, and connect > both primary Host and Standby Host to the same JBOD using the dual port > setup. > > Now I am looking for a HBA card for in the host machine. > With preferable a lot of external SAS ports. ( But ZFS style ofcourse, so > no raid/cache HBA required. ) > Like: http://www.areca.com.tw/products/sasnoneraid.htm > Seen a lot of cards having internal ports as well, but don''t know if > breaking those out is a good idea. > Anyone care to share their insights on this? > > The JBOD is self-build, so I am looking to get the SAS cables into my JBOD > mobile racks. > I found a couple of external to internal SAS adapters but they all seem > quite expensive. > Is there a simple (clean) way to connect an external chassis to my host? > > Hope anyone can give me some feedback on my questions. > Offcourse I am willing to write down my findings in a blog if people are > interested. > > Kind Regards, > Armand > > > _______________________________________________ > zfs-discuss mailing list > zfs-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss > >-------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/zfs-discuss/attachments/20100129/22ae8532/attachment.html>