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Success! upgraded from version 18 to 20.00.07.00.. Had to do a wget and then sas2flash using the CLI built into the FreeNAS GUI.
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Bad JBOD Controller Experience
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Success! upgraded from version 18 to 20.00.07.00.. Had to do a wget and then sas2flash using the CLI built into the FreeNAS GUI.
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So I am ALMOST THERE..! Only issue I am having is finding the "GPT" name of each SSD I would like to include the SLOG mirror. As a test I ran your same command without using the GPT names and it seemed to work. For example:
zpool add "zPool01" log mirror ada0 ada1
Bad idea?
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Code:
Output from zpool status as it stands now.. I see that the gptid isn't used for the log mirror... Hmm... [root@freenas ~]# zpool status zPool01 pool: zPool01 state: ONLINE scan: none requested config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM zPool01 ONLINE 0 0 0 mirror-0 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/9144804f-2d70-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/926ecc51-2d70-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 mirror-1 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/3336bb1e-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/34124ad5-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 mirror-2 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/6f4654c3-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/701c8b6f-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 mirror-3 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/7adbb06f-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/7bbe348a-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 logs mirror-4 ONLINE 0 0 0 ada0 ONLINE 0 0 0 ada1 ONLINE 0 0 0 errors: No known data errors [root@freenas ~]#
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Not ideal.
glabel status will give you the gptids. And please use code tags for blocks of text like zpool status output.
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If you want it to use the GPT id, you have to specify them when you do the
zpool add command.
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roger.. Fixed my last post.
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Hmm.. I assume ada1p1 and ada3p1 are the gptid's for ada0 and ada1?
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[root@freenas ~]# glabel status Name Status Components gptid/8188c5b1-2d33-11e8-8021-003048b3d5b8 N/A ada2p1 gptid/81914c5b-2d33-11e8-8021-003048b3d5b8 N/A ada3p1 gptid/9144804f-2d70-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da0p2 gptid/926ecc51-2d70-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da1p2 gptid/3336bb1e-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da3p2 gptid/34124ad5-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da2p2 gptid/6f4654c3-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da4p2 gptid/701c8b6f-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da5p2 gptid/7adbb06f-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da6p2 gptid/7bbe348a-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da7p2 [root@freenas ~]#
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No. What this means is that the drives are not GPT formatted.
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My log device is ada0p1 and it is in the list with all the rest:
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root@Emily-NAS:~ # glabel status Name Status Components gptid/90d74abf-d18c-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da0p2 gptid/87a407df-d20b-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da1p2 gptid/2698b33e-d23a-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da2p2 gptid/78e8e147-d97d-11e7-b781-002590aecc79 N/A da3p2 gptid/78b8bf90-d9b1-11e7-b781-002590aecc79 N/A da4p2 gptid/1b9f316d-da26-11e7-b781-002590aecc79 N/A da5p2 gptid/ac988093-1c60-11e7-ae9a-002590a96034 N/A da6p2 gptid/a8c5731f-1c60-11e7-ae9a-002590a96034 N/A da7p2 gptid/5c9ac389-d262-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da8p2 gptid/9615c0df-d2e3-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da9p2 gptid/ee8fb387-d2ba-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da10p2 gptid/feeeb5ef-d307-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da11p2 gptid/55f074a3-cdb5-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da12p2 gptid/bbf7a1c8-73ee-11e7-81aa-002590aecc79 N/A da13p2 gptid/aa5c9c82-1c60-11e7-ae9a-002590a96034 N/A da14p2 gptid/a505f4bf-1c60-11e7-ae9a-002590a96034 N/A da15p2 gptid/a1ae863b-2a0a-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da16p2 gptid/a41c596b-2a0a-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da17p2 gptid/1ee68b6a-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da18p1 gptid/229c431a-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da19p1 gptid/25ec5bdf-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da20p1 gptid/275c216f-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da21p1 gptid/0243b38d-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da24p1 gptid/05e0a0d6-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da25p1 gptid/0ca57011-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da26p1 gptid/0dce1e70-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da27p1 gptid/11269a55-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da28p1 gptid/1237afc0-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da29p1 gptid/157f318a-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da30p1 gptid/194a8867-2a0b-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A da31p1 gptid/c423253b-2a0a-11e8-bbf6-002590aecc79 N/A ada0p1 gptid/f69330dd-4b12-11e6-a97c-002590aecc79 N/A ada1p1 gptid/f6a61d33-4b12-11e6-a97c-002590aecc79 N/A ada1p2 gptid/f648c607-4b12-11e6-a97c-002590aecc79 N/A ada2p1 gptid/f659fd6d-4b12-11e6-a97c-002590aecc79 N/A ada2p2 gptid/a9cd1b9f-2af2-11e8-8661-002590aecc79 N/A da22p2 gptid/ab1dbee6-2af2-11e8-8661-002590aecc79 N/A da23p2 gptid/aaf5a2f5-2af2-11e8-8661-002590aecc79 N/A da23p1 gptid/a9a132d1-2af2-11e8-8661-002590aecc79 N/A da22p1 gptid/95f26af0-d2e3-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da9p1 gptid/5c75545e-d262-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da8p1 gptid/1b7fc4bf-da26-11e7-b781-002590aecc79 N/A da5p1 gptid/78a1d5e0-d9b1-11e7-b781-002590aecc79 N/A da4p1 gptid/78d16930-d97d-11e7-b781-002590aecc79 N/A da3p1 gptid/266a3029-d23a-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da2p1 gptid/8788be7e-d20b-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da1p1 gptid/90bf3248-d18c-11e7-bdb7-002590aecc79 N/A da0p1 root@Emily-NAS:~ #
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Thanks for sticking with me. Series of dumb questions to follow... I am not too familiar with the CLI in FreeBSD.. So here is my physical list of drives:
da0 through 7 are the WD REDs.
ada0 and ada1 are the Samsung SSDs I want to use as a log mirror
ada2 and ada3 are the boot mirror.. (These SATA ports were only 2.0 and I wanted to save the 3.0 SATA ports for the log mirror drives)
Code:
Geom name: da0 Geom name: da1 Geom name: da2 Geom name: da3 Geom name: da4 Geom name: da5 Geom name: da6 Geom name: da7 Geom name: ada0 Geom name: ada1 Geom name: ada2 Geom name: ada3
Here again is the output of glabel status... I did add each of the Samsung drives as a single log disk and removed like you said. That apparently didn't format them as GPT..? Is there a way to list what physical "adax" or "dax" each existing gptid is related to?
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gptid/8188c5b1-2d33-11e8-8021-003048b3d5b8 N/A ada2p1 gptid/81914c5b-2d33-11e8-8021-003048b3d5b8 N/A ada3p1 gptid/9144804f-2d70-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da0p2 gptid/926ecc51-2d70-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da1p2 gptid/3336bb1e-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da3p2 gptid/34124ad5-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da2p2 gptid/6f4654c3-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da4p2 gptid/701c8b6f-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da5p2 gptid/7adbb06f-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da6p2 gptid/7bbe348a-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 N/A da7p2
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Would these commands be appropriate to run in order to gpt format my physical ada0 and ada1 drives?
Code:
gpart create -s gpt adaX gpart add -t freebsd-ufs adaX newfs /dev/adaXp1
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I winged it... Came up with this in the end. ran just these two commands to create gpt on each drive:
The ran your command to add the log mirror to existing zPool...
Code:
gpart create -s gpt adaX gpart add -t freebsd-ufs adaX
The ran your command to add the log mirror to existing zPool...
Code:
root@freenas:~ # zpool status pool: freenas-boot state: ONLINE scan: none requested config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM freenas-boot ONLINE 0 0 0 mirror-0 ONLINE 0 0 0 ada2p2 ONLINE 0 0 0 ada3p2 ONLINE 0 0 0 errors: No known data errors pool: zPool01 state: ONLINE scan: none requested config: NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM zPool01 ONLINE 0 0 0 mirror-0 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/9144804f-2d70-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/926ecc51-2d70-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 mirror-1 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/3336bb1e-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/34124ad5-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 mirror-2 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/6f4654c3-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/701c8b6f-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 mirror-3 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/7adbb06f-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/7bbe348a-2d74-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 logs mirror-4 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/811b011e-2d7c-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 gptid/99df32b2-2d7c-11e8-8f45-003048b3d5b8 ONLINE 0 0 0 errors: No known data errors
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looks reasonable to me... It is very close to what I was about to post.
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Looks like it worked great. You should be able to see that in the GUI also.
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Thanks for all your help guys. Looks like I struck out on the SLOG drives I chose. I was only getting 39 MB/s with SLOG enabled and like 140 MB/s with SLOG disabled. Looks like the SATA interface on the board sucks or the Samsung desktop PC drive just wasn't a good choice. Think I will eventually get that expander card so I can connect all storage related drives in addition to the SLOG on the LSI controller.
What do you guys think of this drive for a SLOG option?
https://ark.intel.com/products/92225/Intel-SSD-DC-S3610-Series-100GB-2_5in-SATA-6Gbs-20nm-MLC
Because the SLOG really only needs to be 30-50 Gb or so, is there another enterprise class SSD or NVMe option with "Enhanced Power Loss Data Protection" you'd recommend? Seems like you could get it cheaper than the 100 Gb Intel even..
What do you guys think of this drive for a SLOG option?
https://ark.intel.com/products/92225/Intel-SSD-DC-S3610-Series-100GB-2_5in-SATA-6Gbs-20nm-MLC
Because the SLOG really only needs to be 30-50 Gb or so, is there another enterprise class SSD or NVMe option with "Enhanced Power Loss Data Protection" you'd recommend? Seems like you could get it cheaper than the 100 Gb Intel even..
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No, or at least not quite.
In the second line, use freebsd-zfs, not ufs. Also add a -a4k parameter to start partitions on even 4K block borders. Some would say to use much larger sizes on SSDs, up to 1M.
The last line formats a partition with a UFS filesystem, which is pointless when it will be ZFS. Just skip that.
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