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blog.timo.page
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| | | | | A complete guide to install Arch Linux on ZFS, "The last word in filesystems", step by step. | |
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it-notes.dragas.net
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| | | | | A comprehensive guide on how to move a FreeBSD installation, including the operating system, from one host to another, with a focus on ZFS and bootloader configurations (UEFI and BIOS). | |
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blog.nobugware.com
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| | | | | I had so much pain to make it work so here is how to have a ZFS root with a raidz pool on 5 disks, specially with OVH without any console or kvm to debug the boot process. The server has 5 disks that I put in raidz and boot on it, but this should apply to most installation. gpart destroy -F ada0 gpart destroy -F ada1 gpart destroy -F ada2 gpart destroy -F ada3 gpart destroy -F ada4 gpart create -s gpt ada0 gpart create -s gpt ada1 gpart create -s gpt ada2 gpart create -s gpt ada3 gpart create -s gpt ada4... | |
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www.babaei.net
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| | | I recently purchased a second-hand HP Proliant ML350p Gen8 in order to be used as a home server and to my disappointment realized I won't be able to disable the hardware RAID that comes with this model, at least at first glance. Well, there is a way to do that, which is supported by HP themselves. And, this is how to do it the easy way! But, before we proceed any further, you might ask why do I need to disable the hardware RAID? The answer is because I need to install ZFS. There is already plenty of documentation why installing ZFS on a hardware RAID is a terrible idea. Thus, I won't go over that since it's not the focus of this article. Again, before we go any further there's a catch you should know about. If you'd enable HBA-mode, the server won't be able ... | ||
