I had exactly the same problem and have not been able to find a resolution yet.
Marcin Woźniak wrote:
After successful upgrade from snv_95 to snv_98 ( ufs boot -> zfs boot).
After luactive new BE with zfs. I am not able to ludelete old BE with ufs.
problem is, I think that zfs boot is /rpool/boo
I just ran live-upgrade of my system from nv94/UFS to nv96/ZFS on x86.
nv96/ZFS boots okay. However, I can't boot the Solaris xVM partition as the
GRUB entry does not contain the necessary magic to tell grub to use ZFS instead
of UFS.
Looking at the GRUB menu, it appears as though the flags "-
I just ran live-upgrade of my system from nv94/UFS to nv96/ZFS on x86.
nv96/ZFS boots okay. However, I can't boot the Solaris xVM partition as the
GRUB entry does not contain the necessary magic to tell grub to use ZFS instead
of UFS.
Looking at the GRUB menu, it appears as though the flags "-
I have had the same problem too, but managed to work around it by setting the
mountpoint to none before performing the ZFS send. But that only works on
file-systems you can quiesce.
How about making a clone of your snapshot, then set the mounpoint of the clone
to none, take a snapshot of the u
I don't suppose that there's any chance it could be caused by the disks being
powered down could it?
Neal Pollack wrote:
For the last few builds of Nevada, if I come back to my workstation after
long idle periods such as overnight, and try any command that would touch
the zfs filesystem, it han
I don't suppose that it has anything to do with the flag being "wm" instead of
"wu" on your second drive does it? Maybe if the driver thinks slice 2 is
writeable, it treats it as a valid slice?
Trev
Ian Collins wrote:
Ian Collins wrote:
Trevor Watson wrote:
Ian,
Ian,
It looks like the error message is wrong - slice 7 overlaps slice 4 - note
that slice 4 ends at c6404, but slice 7 starts at c6394.
Slice 6 is also completely contained within slice 4's range of cylinders, but
that won't matter unless you attempt to use it.
Trev
Ian Collins wrote:
Hi Constantin,
I had the same problem, and the solution was to make sure that the filesystem
is not mounted on the destination system when you perform the zfs recv (zfs
set mountpoint=none santiago/home).
Trev
Constantin Gonzalez wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently migrating a filesystem from one poo
Thanks Constantin, that was just the information I needed!
Trev
Constantin Gonzalez wrote:
Hi,
I have a shiny new Ultra 40 running S10U3 with 2 x 250Gb disks.
congratulations, this is a great machine!
I want to make best use of the available disk space and have some level
of redundancy wi
I have a shiny new Ultra 40 running S10U3 with 2 x 250Gb disks.
I want to make best use of the available disk space and have some level of
redundancy without impacting performance too much.
What I am trying to figure out is: would it be better to have a simple mirror
of an identical 200Gb sli
Thanks Robert, that did the trick for me!
Robert Milkowski wrote:
Hello Wade,
Thursday, February 8, 2007, 8:00:40 PM, you wrote:
TW> Am I using send/recv incorrectly or is there something else
going on here that
TW> I am missing?
It's a known bug.
umount and rollback file system on host
I am seeing what I think is very peculiar behaviour of ZFS after sending a
full stream to a remote host - the upshot being that I can't send an
incremental stream afterwards.
What I did was this:
host1 is Solaris 10 Update 2 SPARC
host2 is Solaris 10 Update 2 x86
host1 # zfs snapshot work/[E
Roch - PAE wrote:
Was it over NFS ?
No, local.
Was zil_disable set on the server ?
Not unless it is set by default. I haven't changed any ZFS params.
If it's yes/yes, I still don't know for sure if that would
be grounds for a causal relationship, but I would certainly
be looking into it.
Anton B. Rang wrote:
Were there any errors reported in /var/adm/messages, or do you see any logged
via fmdump?
Nothing, unfortunately.
In Solaris 10, 'ls' will not print any error message if reading from a
directory fails. (Fixed in Nevada.) If something damaged a directory (including
ZFS
I have a non-redundant zpool configured on one slice of my disk, and in the
past week have had two directories simply disappear, in two different filesystems.
The first was my email directory under my homedir (which is a ZFS fs) - I put
this disappearance down to Thunderbird despite it never ha
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