mgerdts

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   by mgerdts 9y ago

   Jumpstart should have put the /reconfigure in place so you wouldn't need to. But that only adds new devices, it doesn't deal with old devices that have gone away. This can lead to things like a root disk being on c0 on one
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   by mgerdts 9y ago

   FWIW, I am a Solaris developer on the zones team and was part of the project team that implemented unified archives. I joined the Solaris org about a year before Solaris 11 shipped and was a Solaris admin for a long while before that. Her
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   by mgerdts 10y ago

   I was thinking about that "no reasonable way" comment. When you uncompress the first block, you will find the first tar header. From that you can know the uncompressed offset of the next tar header. If the compressed stream doe
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   by mgerdts 10y ago

   The --index option that I added (see another comment) to pigz allows random access so that uncompression could be multi-threaded. The workload I was interested in (compressing virtual machine memory during suspend) tends to be I/O boun
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   by mgerdts 10y ago

   pigz parallelizes compression. I've made changes that make it so that it can parallelize uncompression as well. https://github.com/mgerdts/pigz This feature is present in Solaris 11.3 and later. Actually, it is