Hua,
The behavior below is described here:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-5461/setup-1?a=view
The top-level /tank file system cannot be removed so it is
less flexible then using descendent datasets.
If you want to create snapshot or clone and later promote
the /tank clone, then it is bes
Hua wrote:
I understand that usually zfs need to be created inside a zpool to store
files/data.
However, I quick test shows that I actually can put files directly inside a
mounted zpool without creating any zfs.
After
zpool create -f tank c0d1
I actually can copy/delete any files into /tank.
On Sun, Oct 11, 2009 at 01:00, Hua wrote:
> I understand that usually zfs need to be created inside a zpool to store
> files/data.
>
> However, I quick test shows that I actually can put files directly inside a
> mounted zpool without creating any zfs.
>
> After
> zpool create -f tank c0d1
>
> I
I understand that usually zfs need to be created inside a zpool to store
files/data.
However, I quick test shows that I actually can put files directly inside a
mounted zpool without creating any zfs.
After
zpool create -f tank c0d1
I actually can copy/delete any files into /tank. I can also c
