So I am in the process of migrating my single pool to a subpool configuration. I added the single pool to a new pool and seeded the data into the new poolpart folder on the now sub pool. Duplication is enabled on the sub pool. After remeasuring and verifying duplication on both pools, the new top level pool is showing half of the total space as "other" data. Everything on the subpool is showing as normal.
I'm not certain if this is expected behavior due to the subpool having duplication enabled or some kind of bug that I've encountered with the UI. I've tried resetting drivepool to defaults and remeasuring but it's still the same afterwards.
My plan is to migrate my SSD's to their own subpool so that I can store certain file types from within the same folder on either the SSD subpool or HDD subpool each with their own duplication levels. Ideally I would like to see the top level pool show everything as unduplicated data.
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So I am in the process of migrating my single pool to a subpool configuration. I added the single pool to a new pool and seeded the data into the new poolpart folder on the now sub pool. Duplication is enabled on the sub pool. After remeasuring and verifying duplication on both pools, the new top level pool is showing half of the total space as "other" data. Everything on the subpool is showing as normal.
I'm not certain if this is expected behavior due to the subpool having duplication enabled or some kind of bug that I've encountered with the UI. I've tried resetting drivepool to defaults and remeasuring but it's still the same afterwards.
My plan is to migrate my SSD's to their own subpool so that I can store certain file types from within the same folder on either the SSD subpool or HDD subpool each with their own duplication levels. Ideally I would like to see the top level pool show everything as unduplicated data.
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