13:11:23 <DivanSantana> with zfs raidz can I add an additional disk to the raid, like so? zpool add my_pool_name c2t2d0 ?
13:14:51 <DivanSantana> I have an existing raidz1 with 3 disks3.  Can one add a fourth, or do  you need to grow it by 2?  Alternatively, I could destroy and recreate it with 4 disks.
13:15:22 <tsoome_> you need to re-create it with 4 disks
13:15:50 <DivanSantana> impossible to grow raidz1?
13:16:14 <ik5pvx> you can't grow raidz, you can also add redundancy
13:16:28 <tsoome_> https://www.reddit.com/r/truenas/comments/17rm4r3/openzfs_lands_exciting_raidz_expansion_feature/  but not in illumos.
13:16:31 <ik5pvx> so if your current set is 2+1, adding one will become 2+2. Probably not what you want
13:16:51 <ik5pvx> s/also/only
13:17:44 <ik5pvx> is that feature part of draid or actually for raidz?
13:18:01 <tsoome_> raidz, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqyNHyq0LYM
13:19:16 <DivanSantana> ok, so it's in openzfs, but not illuminos zfs.  OK, and I _think_ one may need to add 2 at a time to grow it, in openzfs.
13:19:25 <DivanSantana> I'll recreate it thanks amigos.
13:34:33 <DivanSantana> about lx zones, the linux kernel is 4.4.  It's interesting.  There is no grub/boot.  Guessing the kernel 4.4 is maintained.  Would be interesting to learn more about it.
13:46:12 <tsoome_> lx zones is all about resource management , like containers. You do not need full os to run few linux apps. 
13:48:42 <DivanSantana> another weird question, uname -p says i386, which looks odd, is that correct?
14:19:42 <ptribble> In an LX zone, the zone configuration determines what the Linux version is reported as, you can set it to a different value if you have an application that's looking for something different
14:25:04 <DivanSantana> ah, ok.
14:38:13 <oninoshiko> I've had LX zones not run what I needed often enough that I don't even bother trying anymore (likely just the few things I wanted to run). I just use bhyve zones if I want linux. Most F/LOSS can be ran in a lx zone, anyway.
14:45:59 <DivanSantana> i like the idea of running an lxzone and passing through parts of the FS, rather then, doing an nfs export and a nfs mount when using bhyve.
14:51:14 <ptribble> You can also use 9p to share directories with a bhyve instance
14:52:18 <ptribble> Look for virtfs in the bhyve man page
14:55:49 <DivanSantana> oh, that's great, thanks.
19:16:00 <m1ari> szilard: bit of a late answer, but I think I used a short script in perl to delete old snapshots. I think my process was to look through the dates and keep a selection of things.
19:17:03 <m1ari> From memory the logic was something like: anything from the last 2 weeks, then every monday for 3 months, and every first monday of the month for the last year.
19:17:49 <m1ari> It didn't necessarily free up much space, but kept the number of snapshots to look through down.
19:28:14 <szilard> m1ari: thanks!