Thanks, Toomas! I'm back up.
On 05/21/2022 1:23 am, Toomas Soome wrote:
Hi!
You can find binaries from boot.tar [1]
root@freebsd:~ # zpool get all
NAME PROPERTY VALUE
SOURCE
zroot size 29.6G -
zroot capacity 68% -
zroot altroot -
default
zroot health ONLINE -
zroot guid 7047501746656921268 -
zroot version -
default
zroot bootfs zroot/ROOT/default-15
local
zroot delegation on
default
zroot autoreplace off
default
zroot cachefile -
default
zroot failmode wait
default
zroot listsnapshots off
default
zroot autoexpand on
local
zroot dedupratio 1.00x -
zroot free 9.36G -
zroot allocated 20.3G -
zroot readonly off -
zroot ashift 0
default
zroot comment -
default
zroot expandsize - -
zroot freeing 0 -
zroot fragmentation 66% -
zroot leaked 0 -
zroot multihost off
default
zroot checkpoint - -
zroot load_guid 17322783153073627560 -
zroot autotrim off
default
zroot compatibility off
default
zroot feature@async_destroy enabled
local
zroot feature@empty_bpobj active
local
zroot feature@lz4_compress active
local
zroot feature@multi_vdev_crash_dump enabled
local
zroot feature@spacemap_histogram active
local
zroot feature@enabled_txg active
local
zroot feature@hole_birth active
local
zroot feature@extensible_dataset active
local
zroot feature@embedded_data active
local
zroot feature@bookmarks enabled
local
zroot feature@filesystem_limits enabled
local
zroot feature@large_blocks enabled
local
zroot feature@large_dnode enabled
local
zroot feature@sha512 enabled
local
zroot feature@skein enabled
local
zroot feature@edonr enabled
local
zroot feature@userobj_accounting active
local
zroot feature@encryption enabled
local
zroot feature@project_quota active
local
zroot feature@device_removal enabled
local
zroot feature@obsolete_counts enabled
local
zroot feature@zpool_checkpoint enabled
local
zroot feature@spacemap_v2 active
local
zroot feature@allocation_classes enabled
local
zroot feature@resilver_defer enabled
local
zroot feature@bookmark_v2 enabled
local
zroot feature@redaction_bookmarks enabled
local
zroot feature@redacted_datasets enabled
local
zroot feature@bookmark_written enabled
local
zroot feature@log_spacemap active
local
zroot feature@livelist enabled
local
zroot feature@device_rebuild enabled
local
zroot feature@zstd_compress enabled
local
zroot feature@draid enabled
local
zroot feature@zilsaxattr active
local
zroot feature@head_errlog active
local
root@freebsd:~ #
after re.installing boot programs, it does boot, also does work:
root@freebsd:~ # /usr/obj/usr/src/amd64.amd64/stand/userboot/test/test
-d /dev/da0
the fix is already pushed.
rgds,
toomas
On 21. May 2022, at 03:56, Larry Rosenman <l...@lerctr.org> wrote:
Can you let me know when a replacement binary is available for EFI? I
have my buildbox/dev system in a non-bootable
state. It's RAIDZ-1 pool, and no place to put another disk.
Thanks for any help.
(If <someone> can email the replacement binary that would be
wonderful).
On 05/20/2022 4:47 am, Toomas Soome wrote:
I'll see into it. It would be nice to have at least heads up message
about such features, or zfs code does have means to block feature
upgrade on boot pool.
Rgds,
Toomas
On 20. May 2022, at 11:39, Johan Hendriks <joh.hendr...@gmail.com>
wrote:
I did upgrade my FreeBSD Current and with that i updated my storage
pool and my zroot pool.
I did add the new gptboot code on the disk. After the reboot i can not
boot anymore.
So i did reinstall the os on one disk of the old zroot mirror pool and
did leave the second untouched.
Then i can import the pools.
If i boot with the latest snapshot ISO
(FreeBSD-14.0-CURRENT-amd64-20220519-716fd348e01-255696-disc1.iso) i
see the following when i boot.
BIOS drive A: is fd0
BIOS drive B: is fd1
<SNAP>
BIOS drive K: is disk9
ZFS: unsupported feature: com.delpfix:head_errlog
ZFS: pool zroot is not supported
ZFS: unsupported feature: com.delpfix:head_errlog
ZFS: pool storage is not supported
BIOS 624kB/2000420kB available memory
Then the OS is loaded, if i then go to the shell of the installer and
do a zpool import, ik can import the pool zroot and storage. So this
snapshot has the latest ZFS version with the com.delpfix:head_errlog
feature. So it looks like the bootloader is not able to use the new
feature and thus renders your system unbootable.
regards
Johan
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Links:
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[1] http://148-52-235-80.sta.estpak.ee/boot.tar
