>
> > It seems that the workflow only permits you to create a pool for creating
> > logical volumes rather than using the pool directly. In the wheezy
> > installer I tested last weekend, exactly the opposite is true, in that
> you
> > create a pool to be used directly, albeit in a partition.
>
>
There may have been an ext4 partition there before, but most recently zfs
was put on those partitions. Also, I had the installer write a
new partition table to the disks, and upon reboot still seemed to detect
ext4 instead of zfs.
--
Zach
>
>
> This is due to broken permissions in partman-zfs scripts (they got
> lost when migrating my new code from Bazaar to Git). It will be fixed
> in next upload.
>
>
This does apear to be fixed in the latest iso I pulled today.
--
Zach
mpt.
I think this is great work and headed in the right direction. Please let me
know how I can help.
Zach
On Sun, Jul 31, 2011 at 1:16 PM, Robert Millan wrote:
> Hi Zach
>
> 2011/7/31 Zach JL :
> > I think that the user should be given a chance to enter a name for the
> zpoo
Good Day,
I've just installed kfreebsd using the wheezy installer, and it looks to me
much improved from squeeze in terms of using zfs as a root filesystem. So,
thanks for all the hard work.
Here is some feedback on my recent experience.
I think that the user should be given a chance to enter a
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