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How many actual errors were there ?
Note that running smartctl against drives will increment the hardware error count for the drives as well. This is a known issue.
Also, in almost all cases there will be a corresponding entry in /var/adm/messages when a disk error is logged. You can examine...
I ran across this recently. Had to root my tablet and install a custom ROM to gain CIFS support in the kernel.
Once I did that, it was as simple as downloading CIFS manager (free) at the apps store, and BS Player light (same place, same price).
FWIW, Asrock marketing for the board makes this claim:
"the X79 Extreme 11 also comes with ten SATA3 ports, eight of which are SAS ports sourced from LSI SAS 2308 controller. With the use of LSI MegaRAID utility, users will be able to get high transfer speeds of up to 3.8GB/s through the use of...
So am I crazy or did this work ?
Powered down my server. Took the HD204UI/VP4s out and inserted one at a time into an e-SATA dock.
Fired up HDDScan 3.3 on windows 7
Went to Features->IDE Features
AAM was set to 128, slide the bar right to 254 and clicked set.
Safely removed the drive and...
I know nothing about the netatalk program but troubleshooting that shouldn't be all that hard:
1. Does /etc/init.d/netatalk exist ?
$ ls -l /etc/init/netatalk
2. If it does, then:
$ sh -x /etc/init.d/netatalk start
To see where it's bombing.
Also, you can see that message if the #...
I did as well. One caveat tho, these drives are HD204UI/VP4. Apparently, the firmware is different and changing the APM is an impossibility at this time.
I think one of my WD20EARX 2TB drives is killing the performance of my pool:
+ dd if=/dev/zero of=/mp2/dd.tst bs=1024000 count=10000
10000+0 records in
10000+0 records out
10240000000 bytes (10 GB) copied, 376.163 s, 27.2 MB/s
c7t4d0 just happens to be the one WD20EARX that was used for about...
First built back in '08 shortly after OpenSolaris was released. Now it's running OpenIndiana 151_a5, with a 20TB zpool (2x5 drive raidz1 vdevs). Using builtin CIFS.
Mobo: ASUS M2N-LR (dual PCI-X FTW)
CPU: Phenom 9600 Quad
RAM: 8GB of something, I forget
PSU 1 (mobo/cpu): 650W
PSU 2...