I seem to remember hostid being added to the zpool to solve a bug for the poor
man's storage cluster.
Trying doing a zdb -v ( you should see 4 copies and note if hostid is a field
and if it differs from the current one)
you can also try a zpool import -f -a
I've seen cases where zfs mount -v
Heya,
> I have/had a zpool containing one filesystem.
Cool, simple scenario.
> I had to change my hostid and needed to import my pool, (I've done his
> OK in the past).
> After the import the mount of my filesystem failed.
I take it you did the 'export' part with the other hostid? Wondering if
On Jan 4, 2008 2:42 PM, George Shepherd - Sun Microsystems Home system
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Folks..
>
> I have/had a zpool containing one filesystem.
>
> I had to change my hostid and needed to import my pool, (I've done his
> OK in the past).
> After the import the mount of my filesyste
Hi Folks..
I have/had a zpool containing one filesystem.
I had to change my hostid and needed to import my pool, (I've done his
OK in the past).
After the import the mount of my filesystem failed.
# zpool import homespool
cannot mount 'homespool/homes': mountpoint or dataset is busy
The data
