The issue was somehow a file got created in /export and ZFS prefers an empty
mount point.
rm * and the issue was resolved.
alan
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Hi,
On OpenSolaris build 134 you could:
zfs set mountpoint=legacy rpool/some/zfs
and then
mount -F zfs rpool/some/zfs /mnt_point
and then do the work, reboot and the system didn't care.
This seems to have changed with Solaris 11 Express.
The above commands still work but whereas before I did
I tried to recreate this scenario using VirtualBox under Windows XP so I could
capture the actual messages.
Could not duplicate.
Oh well.
alan
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