Hi,
I have imported a 3x3tb RaidZ pool. This is running on a dual opteron board with 12 GB Ram.
All is well when I try and copy small files from the NAS to win 7, but when I try and copy large files (more than 300 MB) , I get the error: There is a problem accessing the share.
Memory usage 52% , pool scrubs without error.
This had driven me round the bend. Can you help?
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ZFS and large files thru CIFS
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Re: ZFS and large files thru CIFS
more info is needed. please post some logs, and jpg of your SMB config
Do you enable tunning of some kernel variables? .
Post your SMB settings ( I'm interesting to see if you use SMB2 and AIO that have some compatibility isues).
Do you enable tunning of some kernel variables? .
Post your SMB settings ( I'm interesting to see if you use SMB2 and AIO that have some compatibility isues).
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Re: ZFS and large files thru CIFS
I had the same problem today and resolved it by disabling Enable Asynchronous I/O (AIO). I'm using SMB2. Everything has been fine since then.
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Re: ZFS and large files thru CIFS
ddimick is right!
disable AIO when using smb2 Protocol...!
as you can see here --> viewtopic.php?f=56&t=1539
disable AIO when using smb2 Protocol...!
as you can see here --> viewtopic.php?f=56&t=1539
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