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Monday, July 20. 2009
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Mon, 01.05.2017 11:21
Thank you for many interesting
blog posts. Good luck with al
l new endeavours!
Fri, 28.04.2017 13:47
At least with ZFS this isn't c
orrect. A rmdir for example do
esn't trigger a zil_commit, as
long as you don't speci [...]
Thu, 27.04.2017 22:31
You say:
"The following dat
a modifying procedures are syn
chronous: WRITE (with stable f
lag set to FILE_SYNC), C [...]
Wie hier gerade gelesen, beherrscht OpenSolaris ab Build 120 ZFS mit Tripe-Parity, genannt RAID Z3. Damit dürfte SUN der erste Hersteller mit einer solchem Implementierung sein. Ich kann die Entwicklung insofern verstehen, als das Platten, gerade SATA, im
Tracked: Jul 20, 07:16
There was some discussion with colleagues and friends if we really need Triple Parity RAID. Adam Leventhal wrote an article about the need for Triple-Parity, the Math behind it and why there isn´t a generic n-Parity RAID at the moment. You will find the t
Tracked: Jul 22, 11:22