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You had incredibly bad luck then unless you weren't running Solaris on Sun hardware, in which case you may have shot yourself in the foot with a poor disk contr
by feld 10y ago
You had incredibly bad luck then unless you weren't running Solaris on Sun hardware, in which case you may have shot yourself in the foot with a poor disk controller and/or no ECC.
- feld 10y agois it not obvious that you can't pull any hardware out of the bin and expect ZFS to be OK with it? it has requirements just like many modern OS features. Run virtualization without any CPU extensions to accelerate it and then tell me you're upset when your VMs kill your host with excessive resource consumption.
- BrainInAJar 10y agoSun hardware is expensive junk, but a bad disk controller that lies to ZFS about sync status is definitely in the risk model.