[Unraid cannot manage, create, or add pools with > 30 drives]

5 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Pools only support up to 30 devices each, this is not a bug, it's a limitation, you can create multiple pools or make a feature request for more devices to be supported in a pool.

 

 

@JorgeB it's quite unfortunate that admin edits to posts are not viewable by the public. Your initial response was not very professional and highly dismissive. I'll be reaching out to support about this and requesting a refund. You can't claim to support ZFS without supporting n number of drives.

[Unraid cannot manage, create, or add pools with > 30 drives]

2 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

Pools only support up to 30 devices each, this is not a bug, it's a limitation, you can create multiple pools.

 

This is a garbage limitation. I'm trying to optimize space utilization and hard links. How am I supposed to do that?

 

How can Unraid claim to support ZFS when it can't even support a fundamental feature of ZFS by imposing an artificial limit?!

[GUI does not properly assign device numbers when removed from a zfs pool]

Just now, JorgeB said:

By invalid Dev numbers do you mean couple of duplicate dev numbers? Like mentioned those numbers have nothing to do with a pool, but that should not happen, @dlandonany idea?

I assume it shouldn't happen. This is why I'm reporting a bug. 🙂

[GUI does not properly assign device numbers when removed from a zfs pool]

Try this:

1. Create a ZFS pool
2. Assign drives
3. Start the array
4. Stop the array
5. Remove the drives from the pool
6. Delete the pool
7. Watch as the GUI assigns duplicate "Dev X" numbers (see image above)