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Here is a writing of 200 MB when another of disks was pulled out the whole time. [root@machine ~]# zpool status storage pool: storage state: ONLINE status: One or more devices has experienced an unrecoverable error. An attempt was made to correct the error. Applications are unaffected...

I have a little different configuration, but I'm sure this is what you wanted. Also, this same message came to dmesg during the sequence. I also cleaned everything useless from messages.log. [root@machine ~]# ls -lah /dev/ada* crw-r----- 1 root operator 0, 75 Jul 11 12:14 /dev/ada0...

The disks are connected directly to the motherboard. I tried to do zpool scrub, and now it marked missing disk as "UNAVAIL". Before that, it still showed both of disks as "ONLINE", although I removed the disk days ago, as you can see from older posts.

I created one 200 MB file and then copied it. And it still says every disk is online.

Well, it has now been almost 24 hours with physical disk removed, and zpool status still says are disks are online. I suppose it should be faster to notice it?

It happens exactly like that. Btw do you know how quickly zfs should notice that disk is pulled out? Maybe I should pull one of disks out and tell here when it notices it...

But how do I know when ZFS has noticed it? As I mentioned before, zpool status still says all disks are online, even if one is removed physically. And if I just put it offline manually after a while, I can only do replace, not online (if I want to avoid rebooting). This is because zpool online...

I did some testing, and was able to define my problem more clearly. Here is a short version about it: If I pull out the disk, the corresponding device disappears nicely, but if I put the disk back, the device does not show up. I think this is because ZFS is still somehow "using" it. This can be...

Hello I have a raidz pool with two SATA disks. I use FreeBSD 9.0 and the disks are shown as /dev/adaX, and as far as I know, that means that hotswap should work. If I pull the disk off, one of the /dev/adaX devices disappear and I get some information to dmesg. And if I put it back, a new...

Hi I have a multicore machine and I would like to compile ports packages in multiple threads. I checked manual page of make and it says that -j <max jobs> is the correct option for me. But when I try to install ports packages using it, the make gives errors. For example if I try to install...

Okay, so searching from ports is easy. But what about other software sources, like those packages that come with pkg_add or from the distribution sets of sysinstall.

Somebody mentioned in IRC, that a correct way to search from ports is to grep files /usr/ports/*/*/pkg-plist but unfortunately, I couldn't find that file from there.

Well, the following paths below are given with -I -option in compiling process, so maybe it should be found from there. On the other hand, it is included using like this: #include <pathnames.h>, so maybe it should be found from some global header directory. I'm not sure :I /usr/src/sbin/mount...

Hi everybody! I need file named pathnames.h, and I have no idea which package/port/distribution set/whatever contains it. So here is the question: Are there any search tools in FreeBSD that I could use to look for files from uninstalled packages/ports/distribution sets/whatever?

I checked that file, but I still don't know how to put source files to subdirectory. Maybe I should read more of it. I noticed, that some programs that had their source in subdir, had also another Makefile in that subdir. Is that a correct way to do it?

As a Linux user who has done work with FreeBSD for two months now, I've found one of the most confusing thing the three "package managers." I can install software using distribution sets from sysinstall, I can use pkg_add and I can use Ports but I'm still not sure which is the best...

I finally had time to try that Makefile, and it works well if I put C-sources to the root directory of my project. But I would like to put them under subdirectory "src". And I'm also using C++ instead of C, so here is another problem. Putting C files under src caused make to complain about...

Thanks for the Makefile. I already started to use ZFS via those tools from my program but I'll move to libzfs in some point. CDDL is not a problem for me.

I noticed that only one simple define is needed from the missing file, so I tried to make a guess what it would be. After this, the whole CDDL compiled(make) and installed(make install) nicely, but I still have no libzfs.h file in any reasonable location (like /usr/include). It just exists in...

I'm making a program that needs to handle ZPools and snapshots and in future maybe some other things.