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    solaris 11 / 10MB/s writing

    It seems like you are using 9000 MTU (jumbo frames) on the Solaris VM but not on the other hosts. This may be what causes your issue. Try changing the MTU on the Solaris VM to 1500 OR 9000 on all other hosts including your ESXi box.
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    Who's still using an SSD from 2009 or 2010?

    Both of my Intel X25-M G2 80GB drives are alive and kicking. The first one has been on (almost) 24/7 duty since April 2009. It's been powered on for 17640 hours and has 3.68TB data written to it. The other drive has been on 24/7 duty for the last 2-3 months. Before that it was used on a...
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    HP SAS drives on non-HP controller

    Yeah I hope they will work, but since I've heard some stories where the controller didn't accept some drives I want to be really sure before I buy them. You wouldn't happen to know who the manufacturer of these drives are? I've got a couple of Fujitsu 15K drives hooked up to the PERC 5/i at...
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    HP SAS drives on non-HP controller

    I found a really nice deal on a couple of HP SAS drives and was wondering if anyone have tried this model or perhaps a similar model on a non-HP controller, more specifically a Dell PERC 5/i? The model number for these drives are: EH0300FBQDD. There are two different part numbers for these...
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