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Date:      Wed, 4 Jun 2008 19:38:57 +0000
From:      Chameeya Software Services Ltd. <chameeyass@hotmail.com>
To:        <freebsd-geom@freebsd.org>
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Message-ID:  <BLU121-W213870A3F6E6D57EA562BED0B50@phx.gbl>

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I have had further problems with this RAID. Today I was extracting files fr=
om a 2Gig zipped tar andthe node ad4 failed. I could not not figure out wha=
t to do after that. I triedgmirror forget datgmirror insert dat ad4 that ga=
ve me an error ad6 device not found So I tried a reboot. That was even wors=
e. as when the mirror came up ad4 was restored only!in a degraded state. Th=
en I recieved a endless stream ofg_vfs_done READ errors! I had to turn the =
machine off. So I decided to destroy the mirror. I amended fstab to not mou=
nt the mirror and mounted ad4 into /homewhere the mirror usually resides an=
d back everything up.I did :gmirror stop datwhich worked until GEOM timed o=
ut and started it again.I quickly didgmirror stop datgmirror unloadmount /d=
ev/ad4 /home Then I rebuilt the mirror:gmirror label -b split -s 2048 dat a=
d4 ad6gmirror loadnewfs /dev/mirror/dat -Umount /dev/mirror/dat /home2 and =
copied all the files back- well tried to. The mirror broke again.I had to d=
o all the work again. Except this time I left off SOFT-UPDATES.I copied all=
 the files again and this time the mirror survived. Am I doing something wr=
ong when I build the mirror? Or is therean issue with SOFT-UPDATES? my syst=
em again isCeleron 800Mhz, 768MBad2  - 11Gig HD IDEad4,ad6 - WD 320Gig SATA=
SiL3512 PCI SATA controller Thanks,Salik.> From: chameeyass@hotmail.com> To=
: freebsd-geom@freebsd.org> Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2008 21:18:51 +0000> Subject: =
mirror device detached on large file copy> > > Hello running FreeBDs 7.0 on=
 a Celeron 800Mhz and I copied a 1.8G file across from my Windows box to th=
e FreeBSD box. It finished the copy..or during the copy I got the following=
:kernel : ad6 : FAILURE - device detachedkernel : subdisk6: detachedkernel =
: ad6 : detachedkernel : GEOM_MIRROR : device dat : provider ad6 disconnect=
ed.kernel : g_vfs_done():mirror/dats1d[READ(offset=3D196937613312, length=
=3D16384)]error=3D6I can only think that perhaps its a time out or a file b=
lock error> The file appears okay on ad4 and when I look at it from a NFS m=
ount and through SAMBA on my Windows box.> the configuration is roughly thu=
s> ad2 - boot drive, freeBSD installedad4 - 320G SATAad6 - 320G SATA - comp=
onents of mirror dat I used round-robin priority. So I am not sure if the f=
ailure is copying the large file from ad6->ad4?> or from ad4->ad6. I presum=
e it is the latter, so would wonder why I got a READ error and not a write.=
> I put a newfs on ad4 but not ad6 when I was building the mirror. I put th=
e label on ad4 during install (also put newfs during install). Did not put =
label on on ad6, did not put a newfs on ad6. I Thought the gmirror would ta=
ke care of that, at any rate it has been working. I have put other files of=
 several hundred megabytes without a problem. But when I tried this 1.8G fi=
le this error happened. I have checked the file systems on each device and =
they appear identical...could be because of the mirror I am reporting only =
on ad4 and fooling me?> Now I can see some internet documents on this where=
 the newfs should be run on the mirror. Is this the correct procedure> to e=
nsure the file blocks are mapped properly on each drive. The drive, as I ha=
ve said, has some files on it already and has been working > fine for a cou=
ple of week. It is not a heavily loaded server, its why I am using a slower=
 machine.> I would appreciate any tips on determining why this happened and=
 whether I built the mirror properly.> > Thanks,> Sal
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