I've been shuffling around my volumes, migrating to flexible volumes, and noticed an interesting possible bug.
I created about a dozen volumes within a large aggregate; using all the space available. All were create with the default space guarantee setting of "volume". As I understand things, this effectively means the space is reserved for each volume (i.e. one volume can't use up space in another volume.)
When I rebooted my filer this morning I noticed the warning: [wafl.vol.guarantee.fail:error]: Space for volume vol_test is NOT guaranteed
and the space guarantee setting showed up as "volume(disabled)"
As soon as I shrunk one of the volumes a bit the following message appeared in the log: [wafl.vol.add.spcGuar:info]: Space for volume vol_test is guaranteed.
This seems to imply that one should be very careful whenever you create or increase the size of a flexible volume. You can inadvertently disable the space guarantee on another volume.
This *may* be the expected way 7.0 works; I don't know. I'm still in the process of getting the hang of this latest release. But it did seem strange.
-C.