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Originally Posted by Bubba_HoTep
I thought ZFS didn't have fsck?
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It doesn't. But it does have a built-in "scrub" command that checks every bit on every disk against the checksums and repairs any files that don't match (if the pool is mirrored/raidz'd or has copies set to >1).
What's the output of
zpool list?
What's the output of
dmesg | grep -i zfs or
dmesg | grep -i ad?
Can you run
top at the console, and ssh to the system from another system, and do the
ls and see what's happening in
top?
Do you have background fsck disabled in
/etc/rc.conf? If not, disable it, reboot into single-user mode, and run
fsck -y on all your partitions on
ad4. Background fsck can cause all kinds of issues and system lockups. You want fsck to run in the foreground if the system reboots after a lockup.