I tried migrating the root pool from a small and slow disk with 512 byte blocks to a larger disk of 2TB with 4k blocks.
So I connected the larger disk as c1t1d0, partitioned with an smi label and a single slice s0 covering the whole disk. I mad I did zpool create nxtroot c1t1d0s0 zfs snapshot -r rpool@moove zfs send -R rpool@moove | zfs receive -Fd nxtroot zpool export nxtroot Then I removed the old rpool disk , and rebooted into live DVD for oi 151a7 (which is necessary, because later 151distros won't run SunRay software services which is la raison d'être pour cet ordinateur) and did zpool import nxtroot tool Seemed quite OK. Rebooted to the new rpool, and this fails: the zfs mount -a that occurs at startup still sees nxtroot AND rpool both, and some bits are mounted from nxtroot/.., some bits from rpool/.. What gives? After this attempt at using the new rpool, it gets corrupted and can't even be destroyed. I'm guessing that 151a7 is too old for this for some reason, and the problem could be the size, maybe rpools need to be <1TB in 151a7? Hans J. Albertsson From my Nexus 5 _______________________________________________ openindiana-discuss mailing list openindiana-discuss@openindiana.org https://openindiana.org/mailman/listinfo/openindiana-discuss
