http://gibbs.acu.edu/2008/04/11/why-zfs-rocks/ bits on solaris, programming, and all things tech Sat, 05 Jul 2008 10:01:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 http://gibbs.acu.edu/2008/04/11/why-zfs-rocks/#comment-338 Chris Thu, 24 Apr 2008 13:40:24 +0000 http://gibbs.acu.edu/2008/04/11/why-zfs-rocks/#comment-338 I think we need to ask ourselves why you would even have something like that (or this: http://www.thebusypixel.com/audio/secrets.mp3) hosted on your site? You should be ashamed... I think we need to ask ourselves why you would even have something like that (or this: http://www.thebusypixel.com/audio/secrets.mp3) hosted on your site? You should be ashamed…

]]> http://gibbs.acu.edu/2008/04/11/why-zfs-rocks/#comment-337 kenrick Wed, 23 Apr 2008 22:24:38 +0000 http://gibbs.acu.edu/2008/04/11/why-zfs-rocks/#comment-337 its so great i wrote a song for it http://www.thebusypixel.com/audio/how-great.mp3 its so great i wrote a song for it
http://www.thebusypixel.com/audio/how-great.mp3

]]> http://gibbs.acu.edu/2008/04/11/why-zfs-rocks/#comment-336 cjgibbs Fri, 18 Apr 2008 13:53:19 +0000 http://gibbs.acu.edu/2008/04/11/why-zfs-rocks/#comment-336 Hi Danilo, Yeah I'm in the works to re-create my pool as a raidz2 (I've got some more disks now). Now I just need to find somewhere to store all my data while I re-create it! :) Hi Danilo, Yeah I’m in the works to re-create my pool as a raidz2 (I’ve got some more disks now). Now I just need to find somewhere to store all my data while I re-create it!

]]> http://gibbs.acu.edu/2008/04/11/why-zfs-rocks/#comment-335 Danilo Poccia Fri, 18 Apr 2008 13:13:33 +0000 http://gibbs.acu.edu/2008/04/11/why-zfs-rocks/#comment-335 Hi, using a raidz2 configuration (similar to RAID6) in the pool you loose some disk space, but recovery time would be much quicker, as the data parity is not to be calulated reading all the disks, but just copied from the second (striped) copy a raidz2 pool holds. Hi, using a raidz2 configuration (similar to RAID6) in the pool you loose some disk space, but recovery time would be much quicker, as the data parity is not to be calulated reading all the disks, but just copied from the second (striped) copy a raidz2 pool holds.

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