On Wed, Nov 09, 2011 at 06:55:57PM +0100, Robert Millan wrote:
Hi,
> > So how exactly is this supposed to work? I create the rpool, then create a
> > volume inside it to be used as /, another as /usr, another as /var and so
> > on?
>
> Yes.
>
> > And where do I then specify their mountpoints? At one point I had created
> > zfs filesystems manually on console 2 and set their mountpoints, but while
> > the "configure zfs" part of the partitioner listed them along with their
> > mountpoints, it didn't offer an option to change them.
>
> You'll see that option once the "volumes" are created.
OK, I can confirm that this works. Thanks for pointing it out.
Unfortunately, it's completely non-obvious and counter-intuitive.
> It basically works the same way as LVM on GNU/Linux. You should have
> no problem figuring it out, in case of doubt you can check the LVM
> documentation.
I know LVM and I also know zfs is different. :) When I saw the interface I
thought "omg, someone is abusing zfs to reimplement LVM" - it never occurred
to me that "formatting" the zfs volumes as zfs would convert them into
filesystems.
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