> "d" == Doug writes:
d> is there any reason I would want to upgrade the zpool and NOT
d> upgrade the zfs?
in theory/hope zfs send streams depend only on the ZFS version being
sent, not on the kernel build or zpool version. In practice I doubt
it's perfectly true across every sing
Hi Doug,
Some features are provided at the pool level and some features are
provided at the file system level so we have two upgrade paths.
I believe the fs versions were originally created to support ZFS
compatibility with other OSes, but I'm not so clear about this.
I can't think of any rea
Cindy,
Thanks for the info and fixing the web site.
I'm still confused why there are two different things (zpool and zfs) that need
to be upgraded. For example, is there any reason I would want to upgrade the
zpool and NOT upgrade the zfs?
Thanks,
Doug
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Hi Doug,
The pool and file system version upgrades allow you to access new
features that are available for a particular Solaris release. For
example, if you upgrade your system to Solaris 10 10/09, then you
would need to upgrade your pool version to access the pool features
available in the Solar
I'm running Solaris 10 update 8 (10/09). I started out using an older
version of Solaris and have upgraded a few times. I have used "zpool
upgrade" on the pools I have as new versions become available after
kernel updates.
I see now when I run "zfs upgrade" that pools I created long ago are
at v
