05:38:34 <tozhu> hello all, if all disk are SSD in a pool, how to do TRIM ? does it automaticlly to do trim?
06:19:30 <jclulow> tozhu: If you want TRIM for a ZFS pool I believe you'll want to look at "zpool trim", or potentially the "autotrim" ZFS pool property.
06:24:23 <tozhu> jclulow: Thank you
13:40:11 <jbk> though on that subject, for SSDs that use SCSI, has anyone encountered one that doesn't support UNMAP but instead uses WRITE SAME w/ the unmap bit set in the CDB?
13:40:46 <jbk> apparently VMware virtual disks work that way, but curious if any physical devices do as well
13:43:37 <jbk> (if i feel masochistic enough, I might throw up a change to support that in sd.c)
18:20:42 <Smithx10> What's the way to know nic firmware version?
18:47:26 <rmustacc> What's the nic?
18:51:44 <Smithx10> X710 
18:51:51 <Smithx10> was able to get it from the Dell OOB 
18:53:23 <rmustacc> i40e implements the ufm interface so both fwflash -l or fmtopo should be able to tell you.
18:53:30 <rmustacc> For the future.
18:53:39 <Smithx10> Thanks rmustacc 
18:57:18 <rmustacc> Can you confirm fwflash -l shows that?
18:58:14 <Smithx10> https://gist.github.com/Smithx10/414502fffa55549bab6fb63bae3a4602
18:58:28 <Smithx10> was strange.... the dell oob says:  Intel(R) Ethernet Converged Network Adapter X710 - 6C:FE:54:02:B9:20	19.5.0
19:00:11 <rmustacc> We're reporting the firmware version as the firmware tells us. Dell may be telling you something else, dunno.
19:00:21 <rmustacc> fmtopo will have the other props that we have there.
20:38:27 <gitomat> [illumos-gate] 15705 loader: clean up cpuid bits -- Toomas Soome <tsoome⊙mc>