Udo Grabowski wrote:
> Ok, your procedure differs slightly from what I've done:
> zfs import -f rpool
> zfs set mountpoint=/a rpool/ROOT/opensolaris
> ls -l /a
>
> Setting mountpoint AND explicitly mounting indeed gives the files back !
>
> I didn't mount it explicitly after setting mountpoint
Ok, your procedure differs slightly from what I've done:
zfs import -f rpool
zfs set mountpoint=/a rpool/ROOT/opensolaris
ls -l /a
Setting mountpoint AND explicitly mounting indeed gives the files back !
I didn't mount it explicitly after setting mountpoint to /a, since it used to be
mounted auto
Udo Grabowski wrote:
> Tried setting the mountpoint explicitly already, gives exactly the same
> behaviour. There wasn't a directory of the same name (tried with /a existing
> and /a not existing before the import/mountpoint setting), and zpool status
> and zfs list show exactly what is expected
Tried setting the mountpoint explicitly already, gives exactly the same
behaviour. There wasn't a directory of the same name (tried with /a existing
and /a not existing before the import/mountpoint setting), and zpool status
and zfs list show exactly what is expected. But only the mountpoints un
Am I right in thinking that it hadn't mounted the pool, but a directory of the
same name was there?
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I found I had to set the mount point property for the rpool/ROOT/opensolaris
filesystem; zfs mount it and do the edits and then unmount and reset the mount
point property back to root (I made the mistake of messing up the user_attr
file).
Udo Grabowski wrote:
> Hello,
> after installing 2008.11 a
