Hi, This has been on my radar for a while now, I'll have a look at it (today I start my vacation and have some spare time (but don't hold your breath...)).
2010/7/21, Seth Goldberg <seth.goldb...@oracle.com>: > The main problem is that the st_dev that you'll get from a call to stat() of > a file on a ZFS filesystem won't match the major/minor of any device in /dev > (at least on Solaris). You have to look deeper to figure out the pool name, > then query the pool to figure out its devices. I guess the API exported by libzfs can serve for this? But first, I have some concern about zfs.mod, I'll write a detailed mail about that later. > And if you're REALLY good, > you'd invoke grub-setup for each member of a root pool mirror :). Uhm this sounds wrong, grub-setup isn't meant to handle filesystems (it does something like you describe for RAID1, but only because it can rely on the storage backend being 1:1). _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
