| 9 Aug 2024 |
 SERP!CO | I ran iperf3 and it's a solid transfer with no hiccups | 06:22:33 |
| SERP!CO | 
Download image.png | 06:22:43 |
 Onno | Samba doesn't do very well with small files. How large are the files you're tranferring? | 14:12:57 |
| 10 Aug 2024 |
| SERP!CO | quick visual scan most are between 200 MB and 3 GB | 21:36:21 |
| 11 Aug 2024 |
 Oscar | What sync behavior is configured to the pool/dataset in question? | 11:09:55 |
| Oscar | 
Download IMG_2127.png | 11:10:09 |
| Oscar | I don’t have anything of value on that pool but FML | 11:10:36 |
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| 14 Aug 2024 |
| SERP!CO | I m new to ZFS so a little experiment to learn. I have formatted an external disk in ZFS. I believe I created a pool as well and named it yellow_drive.
When I plug it in, I see and I can access the drive in cd /yellow_drive
gpart shows it as da0
However it does not show in zpool list or status.
Questions:
1- if I didnt know that /yellow_drive is indeed da0, nothing shows me that it is and I'd be guessing forever. How do I identify what /yellow_drive actually is da0 ?
2- how come it's not showing in my zpool list?
| 05:57:40 |
| Oscar | did you import it? and what does mount -l say about /yellow_drive? | 08:07:55 |
| SERP!CO | "mount -l" doesnt say anything about /yellow_drive. Does not show in the output.
| 23:03:18 |
| SERP!CO | * mount -l doesnt say anything about /yellow_drive. Does not show in the output. | 23:04:01 |
| 15 Aug 2024 |
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| 16 Aug 2024 |
| SERP!CO | for any ZFS noobs like me out there, I found out the hard way that there is a difference between a disk that's fully managed by ZFS vs disk with a partition table (i.e. GPT) and ZFS pools even is the later is entirely formatted in ZFS. | 02:35:09 |
 ifiguero | can you boot a machine from a "fully manged" ZFS disk? | 03:26:42 |
 HybridSarcasm | I believe ‘root on ZFS’ shows you can. | 04:17:12 |
| SERP!CO | ifiguero: my understanding is a 'fully managed' ZFS disk in ZFS speak is called Raw Disk. Yes you can boot a machine from it. | 05:12:29 |
| ifiguero | Feels like we are getting flanked by binary blobs that engulf several subsystems. Because why would you need partitions and filesystems when you can have a single software replacing all of them with a RDBM. | 19:40:20 |
| SERP!CO | no idea what you mean 😉 | 20:44:42 |
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