[zumastor commit] r1662 - in trunk: ddsnap/man zumastor/man

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Author: jiahotcake
Date: Mon May 12 13:50:17 2008
New Revision: 1662

Modified:
trunk/ddsnap/man/ddsnap.8
trunk/zumastor/man/zumastor.8

Log:
Correct the ddsnap and zumastor man pages on the default
ddsnap cachesize value.

Modified: trunk/ddsnap/man/ddsnap.8
==============================================================================
--- trunk/ddsnap/man/ddsnap.8 (original)
+++ trunk/ddsnap/man/ddsnap.8 Mon May 12 13:50:17 2008
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@
.IP \fB\-k\ \fIcachesize\fB|--cachesize=\fIcachesize
.br
Specifies the amount of RAM to dedicate to the snapshot btree cache.
If not specified or
-if specified as 0 (zero), defaults to min(128MB, system ram size/4).
+if specified as 0 (zero), defaults to max(128MB, system ram size/4).
.IP \fB-f|--foreground
.br
Sets the server to run in the foreground. The default is to run daemonized.

Modified: trunk/zumastor/man/zumastor.8
==============================================================================
--- trunk/zumastor/man/zumastor.8 (original)
+++ trunk/zumastor/man/zumastor.8 Mon May 12 13:50:17 2008
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@
They may only differ if separate metadata and snapshot devices are specified.
Note that these values must be specified as powers of two and must be
larger than 512 bytes.

-The amount of RAM dedicated to the snapshot store cache defaults to
min(128MB, system RAM/4), and can be tuned manually with the
\fBcachesize\fP option. For instance, to increase the cache size to
512MB, use --cachesize 512M.
+The amount of RAM dedicated to the snapshot store cache defaults to
max(128MB, system RAM/4), and can be tuned manually with the
\fBcachesize\fP option. For instance, to increase the cache size to
512MB, use --cachesize 512M.

A mountpoint may be defined for the volume with the \fBmountpoint\fP
option. It must be a directory with no other file system mounted
there. Mount options that apply to that mount point may be defined
with the \fBmountopts\fP option. The snapshot mountpoint under which
the volume snapshots are mounted can be defined with the \fBsnappath\fP option.
.IP \fBdefine\ \fBmaster\fP