You might also want to force ZFS into accepting a faulty root pool:
# zpool set failmode=continue rpool
//Jim
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By the way, if you try my idea and both disks remain physically attached, both
should be found and the mirror will be "intact", regardless of which disk you
boot from. If one is physically disconnected, then you will have complaints
about the missing disk, but it should still work if everything
Did you run installgrub on both disks:
/usr/sbin/installgrub /boot/grub/stage1 /boot/grub/stage2 /dev/rdsk/cxtydzs0
Or the equivalent. If you can't boot from either, how did either become your
boot disk?
If you want to use a single mirror member disk to boot from (i.e. for
testing), I wouldn
Hi,
I have mirrored boot disk and I am able to boot from either disk. If I
detach mirror would I be able to boot from detached disk?
Thanks.
Sunil
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