Souzou Saisei
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TL;DR - zpool vs zfs size wildly different. Only can use less than half of capacity of disks (22 TB out of 48TB). Is this expected?
Hi All,
I need some help. I read the following link about the difference in size between zpool and zfs, but I'm not sure this is exactly the same issue.
http://nex7.blogspot.com/2013/03/reservation-ref-reservation-explanation.html
I have 24, 2 TB drives in two RAID Z3 groups joined to give me about 43 usable terabytes in zpool.
However, on the front page in 11.3-U1 it never displayed correctly and showed:
I never bothered to look much into it, until I upgraded to 11.2-U3 and now it shows:
This caused me concern so I ran a zfs list command and it showed:
Main is the only pool and should be using all the available data. I have read some forum posts that this was a really poor disk layout. I did this to try and make one large mount point as it is almost solely used for sharing video files. Is there a more efficient layout to utilize the space, but still maintain a fairly resilient data protection strategy?
Thanks for all the input!
Hi All,
I need some help. I read the following link about the difference in size between zpool and zfs, but I'm not sure this is exactly the same issue.
http://nex7.blogspot.com/2013/03/reservation-ref-reservation-explanation.html
I have 24, 2 TB drives in two RAID Z3 groups joined to give me about 43 usable terabytes in zpool.
However, on the front page in 11.3-U1 it never displayed correctly and showed:
I never bothered to look much into it, until I upgraded to 11.2-U3 and now it shows:
This caused me concern so I ran a zfs list command and it showed:
Main is the only pool and should be using all the available data. I have read some forum posts that this was a really poor disk layout. I did this to try and make one large mount point as it is almost solely used for sharing video files. Is there a more efficient layout to utilize the space, but still maintain a fairly resilient data protection strategy?
Thanks for all the input!