Hi Matt,
Regarding this issue:
>As an aside, I have noticed that on the old laptop, it would not boot
>if the USB part of the mirror was not attached to the laptop,
>successful boot could only be achieved when both mirror devices were
>online. Is this a know issue with ZFS ? bug ?
Which Solaris
On 04/17/12 01:00 PM, Jim Klimov wrote:
2012-04-17 14:47, Matt Keenan wrote:
- or is it possible that one of the devices being a USB device is
causing the failure ? I don't know.
Might be, I've got little experience with those beside LiveUSB
imagery ;)
My reason for splitting the pool was so
2012-04-17 14:47, Matt Keenan wrote:
- or is it possible that one of the devices being a USB device is
causing the failure ? I don't know.
Might be, I've got little experience with those beside LiveUSB
imagery ;)
My reason for splitting the pool was so I could attach the clean USB
rpool to an
Hi Cindy,
Tried out your example below in a vbox env, and detaching a device from
a pool makes that device simply unavailable. and simply cannot be
re-imported.
I then tried setting up a mirrored rpool within a vbox env, agreed one
device is not USB however, when booted into the rpool, split
Hi Matt,
I don't have a way to reproduce this issue and I don't know why
this is failing. Maybe someone else does. I know someone who
recently split a root pool running the S11 FCS release without
problems.
I'm not a fan of root pools on external USB devices.
I haven't tested these steps in a w
Hi
Attempting to split a mirrored rpool and fails with error :
Unable to split rpool: pool already exists
I have a laptop with main disk mirrored to an external USB. However as
the laptop is not too healthy I'd like to split the pool into two pools
and attach the external drive to another
