Hello,
I have setup a FreeBSD 10.3 system with ZFS. (Well attempting to anyway.) I can boot the system without issue as long as ZFS is not enabled in rc.conf. After booting the system I can start the ZFS service without any problems. If I boot the system with ZFS enabled I get a, I think, 2 line error message which repeats too fast for me to read. It looks like it says something like:
The lines are on top of each other so I can't really read them. I can't see anything like this error in any of the files under /var/log.
The system has 5 drives. One 480GB SSD and four 4TB HDDs. The SSD is partitioned with GPT with the following partitions:
The 4 HDDs are directly formatted with zfs without a partition table.
Under zfs there is one pool made up of the 4 HDDs in raidz and the zfs partition on the SSD as cache (l2arc).
Any thoughts or ideas on what the issue might be or how to begin to diagnosis this problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Aaron.
I have setup a FreeBSD 10.3 system with ZFS. (Well attempting to anyway.) I can boot the system without issue as long as ZFS is not enabled in rc.conf. After booting the system I can start the ZFS service without any problems. If I boot the system with ZFS enabled I get a, I think, 2 line error message which repeats too fast for me to read. It looks like it says something like:
Code:
vnode_pager_get_read : I/O read error
default pages error, pid 1 (init)
The system has 5 drives. One 480GB SSD and four 4TB HDDs. The SSD is partitioned with GPT with the following partitions:
Code:
1 freebsd-boot (512K)
2 freebsd-ufs (40G) - root
3 freebsd-swap (2.0G)
4 freebsd-zfs (360G)
-free space- (45G)
Under zfs there is one pool made up of the 4 HDDs in raidz and the zfs partition on the SSD as cache (l2arc).
Any thoughts or ideas on what the issue might be or how to begin to diagnosis this problem would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Aaron.