Not enough space.

[berrmich]

Here is my setup:

Supermicro x8si6-f-o
Xenon 3440
8gb Kingston ECC
Norco 4020
Corsair 850AX
5 x 2tb Samsung F4s
128gb kingston SSD

ESXi with open indiana (raidz 5x2gb) and WHS.

When I try to move larger amounts of data to the zfs folder from my windows 7 machine, I get a "not enough space" error. If I move it over in smaller quantities it does fine. For example I was moving over 2 movies at about 10 gb a piece. I could do each of them separately but not together. Other times I can move over 5 movies at a time without getting the error. Any idea's?

-Mike

 

[berrmich]

My friend who has the same set up has the exact same problem. Anyone have any ideas?

-Mike

 

[mwroobel]

When is the last time you scrubbed the pool?

 

[berrmich]

don't know what that means...but it happened right way after I set everything up....

-Mike

 

[TheMTZ]

don't know what that means...but it happened right way after I set everything up....

Here you go:

Unlike of the fsck command which had to be run on an unmounted filesystem (read: downtime), the zpool command has a scrub option which works on a mounted, living filesystem. When run, the command checks all data in the pool for checksum consistency. On redundant systems (raidz or mirror), inconsistencies will be repaired.

To scrub the pool techrx:

zpool scrub techrx

The command creates lots of IO, so use judiciously. Only one scrub session is permitted at a time. To stop scrubbing a pool, use the -s option:

zpool scrub -s techrx