Cool - could you do everyone a favor and put together a quick guide to what
you ended up doing so that it could be placed on the website? I'm sure the
question will come up again (in fact, I'm sure I'll need the answer here
shortly) and it would be terrific if it was stored someplace where we can all
get to it again.
Dave
On 5/8/2011 9:53 AM, Paul Goyette wrote:
After having zeroed out the entire disks, initializing parity now runs
much faster, and anticipating completion in less than two hours. Then I
can see what the performance looks like with a real load.
Just a final follow-up. After taking everyone's advice, especially the
suggestion of aligning the raidset on a nice boundary, everything is up and
running smoothly, and with expected performance.
Thanks to all who helped me get through this transition.
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