After installing open-vm-tools, the associated services need to be enabled. This pull request documents the files that have changed. The custom ports collection listed above simply references these changes. Please feel free to review these changes and comment on the github pull request if you have more to add to make FreeBSD ARM support better! Alternatively, you can download the latest source code from the official or mirrored FreeBSD git repositories.
Your email address will not be published. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. The Netapp will pro-actively fail disks that have smart errors it does a nightly scrub , as far as the clients are concerned they won't see any change in service.
I have actually had a drive failure in the FAS some months ago, and did not get these errors in my log previously. I have plenty of 8. I do not see these errors. Uptime varies a lot, but several VM's have around - days of uptime. I suggest you send a mail to stable freebsd. Tested on linux. FreeBSD should get implement this option :stud. You are right, but I suppose can be parsing how to implement this possibility, although not be easy do this in a different architecture.
Some limited pass-through functionality must exist to start to implement code. Yes and no. Smartctl and smartd run on a virtual machine guest OS without problems. If a guest OS disk is configured as a raw disk, this only means that its sectors are mapped transparently to the underlying physical disk.
Even the disk's identity is typically not exposed to the guest OS. Update: errors have not recurred after a reboot of only one of the VMs. So it is a certified controller with certified HDDs. Any idea what is behind this problem? I read something here.
So I am going to try it. I saw FreeBSD 8. So I upgraded the hypervisor to 5. My name server now has days of uptime and has not seen this issue recur. However, one thing I have just remembered - NetApp recommend installing some "guest OS" tools that modify some IO time-out settings for Windows and Linux - this is for when the FAS has a controller fail-over happen in case of firmware upgrade, hardware failure, etc.
I'll see if I can dig out more info as to what those time outs are and how they could be set on FreeBSD. But maybe this happened and caused the issue Mine is running second day without issue. FreeBSD 8. It does not happen anymore in ESXi 5. I've never had any crashes of ESXi or otherwise. I also have not performed the sysctl tuning above yet.
What do those sysctls actually do? You must log in or register to reply here.
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