Thanks for the great tips. I did some more testing and
indeed it was a version issue. The pool was created under:
# zpool upgrade
This system is currently running ZFS version 14.
whereas I tried it on systems with versions 10 and 12.
It could be imported on a newer system using -f option.
I suppos
On 08.07.09 12:30, Darren J Moffat wrote:
Karl Dalen wrote:
I'm a new user of ZFS and I have an external USB drive which contains
a ZFS pool with file system. It seems that it does not get auto mounted
when I plug in the drive. I'm running osol-0811.
How can I manually mount this drive? It has
Karl Dalen wrote:
I'm a new user of ZFS and I have an external USB drive which contains
a ZFS pool with file system. It seems that it does not get auto mounted
when I plug in the drive. I'm running osol-0811.
How can I manually mount this drive? It has a pool named rpool on it.
Is there any diag
I'm no expert but I think you need to export a zfs volume before you
remove it or it'll complain when you try to import it on another
system.
"zfs admin guide pg. 89"
zfs export poolName
You can do a zfs -f import to import it anyway.
Hua-Ying
On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 4:34 PM, Karl Dalen wrote:
