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After loading modules user can create zpool(zfs version of volume manager) and manage zfs file systems on it. |
After loading modules user can create zpool(zfs version of volume manager) and manage zfs file systems on it. |
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zpool create {name} {type} {device} |
zpool create {zpool name} {type} {device} |
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type: |
where type is: |
* mirror |
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* raidz |
* mirror |
* raidz2 |
* raidz |
* default is normal linear allocation |
* raidz2 |
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* default is normal linear allocation |
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device is blod device on netbsd /dev/sd0a for example. |
device is blod device on netbsd /dev/sd0a for example. |
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zpool create tank mirror /dev/sd0a /dev/sd1a creates mirrored zpool between 2 disk partitions. |
zpool create tank mirror /dev/sd0a /dev/sd1a creates mirrored zpool between 2 disk partitions. |
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With zpool created we can create zfs filesystems or zvols(zfs logical volume disks) |
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zfs create -V {size} tank/{zvol name} creates zvol with {zvol name} from ZPOOL called tank |
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Logical disk is created in |
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/dev/zvol/rdsk/{zpool name}/{zvol name} |
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/dev/zvol/dsk/{zpool name}/{zvol name} |
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zfs create tank/{zfs name} create zfs filesystem on a zpool called tank |
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## Administration |
## Administration |
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