Quoting Robert Millan, who wrote the following on Sun, 16 Oct 2011:
2011/10/15 Seth Goldberg :
Hi again,
Also: can we please retain the libzfs usage for those platforms that actually
have it and that would rather use it?
What for? libzfs is only needed for a single operation (determinin
On 17.10.2011 00:40, Chris Jones wrote:
> Lately, I had to increase the size of the partition where grub-pc is
> managed. Upon rebooting, the grub menu had become inaccessible, all
> I could see was an "Error: file not found". As far as I can remember,
> there was also a shell-like prompt with "res
Lately, I had to increase the size of the partition where grub-pc is
managed. Upon rebooting, the grub menu had become inaccessible, all
I could see was an "Error: file not found". As far as I can remember,
there was also a shell-like prompt with "rescue" or "grub rescue"
followed by the greater th
2011/10/16 Robert Millan :
>> What is the device node list used for? To list devices that each need grub
>> installed, or for something else?
>
> grub-probe internally needs access to the raw devices because it wants
> to use GRUB codepaths to obtain fs_uuid and such.
In other words: to use same
2011/10/15 Seth Goldberg :
> Hi again,
>
> Also: can we please retain the libzfs usage for those platforms that
> actually have it and that would rather use it?
What for? libzfs is only needed for a single operation (determining
physical device list). With my patch that operation is no longer
2011/10/15 Seth Goldberg :
> Hi,
>
> Have you tested this with phcoder's experimental zfs branch that has
> mirroring support?
No. I guess I might have duplicated some work; where's that branch?
I'll try to rebase my patch.
> What is the device node list used for? To list devices that each nee
