Unfortunately, the only solution to my problem I can thing of is to
borrow another disk which has to be the size or bigger then the disk
in the pool and then
use zpool replace c1d0s2 c1d1s2 pool_name. After I can use either zfs
send/receive command or find / cpio. By the way, what is better zfs
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oops forgot to attach the file
On 7/2/06, James Dickens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
i was boning up on my shell scripting skills, and wrote this little
utility to make taking snapshots easier in ZFS.
# ./snaphere -h
usage: snaphere [snapshot name]
create a snapshot of the zfs filesystem yo
Hi
i was boning up on my shell scripting skills, and wrote this little
utility to make taking snapshots easier in ZFS.
# ./snaphere -h
usage: snaphere [snapshot name]
create a snapshot of the zfs filesystem your currently working in.
snapshot name is optional, you don't have to be at the head o