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FreeNAS/FreeBSD rrdcache error?

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Joust

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Gents,

Let me start by saying, I don't have logs.

However, when doing a whole, whole lot of reads and writes to a FreeNAS 11.2 16-drive array in ZFS2, I get an error...where soft shutdown commands won't work, even from the console. I get a rrdcache status 2 error. I'm sure I can replicate it for specificity. The error keeps the service from stopping and it won't restart from software.

It only happens under a lot of hash checking data. Any ideas or need more info? Very vague on my part.
 
Joust said:
Gents,

Let me start by saying, I don't have logs.

However, when doing a whole, whole lot of reads and writes to a FreeNAS 11.2 16-drive array in ZFS2, I get an error...where soft shutdown commands won't work, even from the console. I get a rrdcache status 2 error. I'm sure I can replicate it for specificity. The error keeps the service from stopping and it won't restart from software.

It only happens under a lot of hash checking data. Any ideas or need more info? Very vague on my part.
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There's a thread on the FreeNAS forum about the console reporting a bunch of rrdcache errors. May be a bug in the latest implementation?
 
jardows said:
There's a thread on the FreeNAS forum about the console reporting a bunch of rrdcache errors. May be a bug in the latest implementation?
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Maybe. It locks my rig up. Never had the problem in earlier revision. The new GUI is pretty, but not at the price of messing up the implementation.
 
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