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BUILD FreeNas config
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Hi,
Maybe this post should go to bug reporting.
I may have been a little bit too enthusiastic with this motherboard...
There are 8 SATA ports on the motherboard, but 6 are managed by an Intel chip and 2 by a Marvel chip.
We build two Freenas at work using this motherboard. I also use one at home.
We mixed the disks from the two different chips. For instance, on one of them we setup a ZFS4 with the 8 disks.
We are currently facing checksum errors only on the disks plugged into the Marvel chip. This on the three different Freenas.
You will find 2 snapshots.
The first one (with the few number of checksum errors) is a ZFS4 only used for highly secured storage.
The second one is used as a SAN (with i-SCSI attachments).
Maybe there is a communication problem between the Intel and Marvel chip.
Maybe there is a problem with the Marvel chip driver.
Maybe this post should go to bug reporting.
I may have been a little bit too enthusiastic with this motherboard...
There are 8 SATA ports on the motherboard, but 6 are managed by an Intel chip and 2 by a Marvel chip.
We build two Freenas at work using this motherboard. I also use one at home.
We mixed the disks from the two different chips. For instance, on one of them we setup a ZFS4 with the 8 disks.
We are currently facing checksum errors only on the disks plugged into the Marvel chip. This on the three different Freenas.
You will find 2 snapshots.
The first one (with the few number of checksum errors) is a ZFS4 only used for highly secured storage.
The second one is used as a SAN (with i-SCSI attachments).
Maybe there is a communication problem between the Intel and Marvel chip.
Maybe there is a problem with the Marvel chip driver.
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