Weekend Learning/Database Week: Solaris and Sun notes

Tonight my post pulls double duty under both the Weekend Learning and Database Week headings because there is just SO much information here for a single heading!  While we might not be running our EBS on a Solaris box, that does not mean there is not valuable information to learn so I do keep track of articles for that platform especially when they deal with the ZFS appliance.  I you had to pick just one to favorite here in My Oracle Support, I would go with 1021776.1 so you can keep on top of all the new items that come out each week!

How to replace a Sun Ray or peripheral device attached to a Sun Ray. - Note ID 1626529.1
Information Center: Sun Server X4-2 - Note ID 1619441.2
Information Center: Sun Server X4-2L - Note ID 1619505.2
Information Center: Sun Blade X4-2B Server Module - Note ID 1619506.2
Information Center: Troubleshooting for V210/V240/V440/V215/V245/V445 Servers - Note ID 1422373.2
Information Center: Patch and Maintenance for V210/V240/V440/V215/V245/V445 Servers - Note ID 1422213.2
Information Center: Overview for V210/V240/V440/V215/V245/V445 Servers - Note ID 1422147.2
Information Center: Patch and Maintenance for T5120/T5220/T5140/T5240/T5440/T6320/T6340 Servers - Note ID 1414972.2
SERVICE ALERT WEEKLY SUMMARY REPORT (2014) - Note ID 1021776.1
Solaris 11 and ZFS Storage Appliance Software (ZFSSA) NFS Servers may Experience a Deadlock Panic in 'nfssrv:rfs4_dbe_lock' - Note ID 1666249.1
Solaris 11 and ZFS Storage Appliance Software (ZFSSA) Using the Network Data Management Protocol (NDMP) Will Fail to Backup Files and Directories With Inodes Greater Than 2^30 - Note ID 1666311.1
Solaris 10 Kernel Patches 141444-09 and 141445-09 May Cause Interface Failure in IP Multipathing (IPMP) - Note ID 1021262.1
Solaris 11 and ZFS Storage Appliance Software (ZFSSA) May Experience a System Panic in dbuf_hash_remove() - Note ID 1640078.1
Why can the results of df(1M) differ for a shared ZFS on the NFS server and client? - Note ID 1670663.1
Issues With Certain Solaris 10 patches and Solaris 11 SRUs May Cause a Process to Become "Unkillable" - Note ID 1641745.1
Certain Solaris 10 Patches and Solaris 11 SRUs may Cause the ldmd(1M) Service to go into Maintenance State, or Cause the fmd(1M) Process to Dump Core During System Boot - Note ID 1645850.1