On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 2:14 AM, Arthur Bundo<no-re...@opensolaris.org> wrote: > i reread my post, it makes dizzy even me, right. > > the problem i have is this, i had a user x with home directory /export/home/x > . > some days before i upgraded from 101 to 111, and on nautilus i tried to make > snapshots of / and /export/home/x and when i reboot some time after i > couldn't login normally, and all i get is "can not mount directory > /export/home not empty" so i have no X, i just log as user x and tried to > open X with pfexec gdm where is select failsafe mode and there i open > nautilus as root in order to try to manage the snapshots, on the snapshots of > the "/export/home/x" directory on earlier dates is empty, on the last > snapshot is there. my problem is simple . i just need the stuff in > /export/home/x and a working opensolaris. > > i will try anything you guys here say but just don't want to rm the > /export/home/x . > thanks guys i know it is my fault and my ignorance.
Some tips: - Try breaking your message into smaller sentences with full stops. - Do not try to use X, it's useless for you. Since you see the command line environment: zfs list | grep home Do you see /export/home/x as a separate entry ? rpool/export/home 10.7G 52.1G 10.6G /export/home rpool/export/h...@install 88.5K - 154K - That's what I see on my system - I have /export/home which belongs to the pool called rpool. I do not have a separate home directory for my user "sriram". That is, /export/home contains "sriram", "abcd", "demouser", etc. These are separate home directories, but they are folders and not individual file systems. Is that what you have ? Please reply, and hopefully, someone else will respond to your reply. It's 2:30 am in my time zone, and I'm going to sleep now. Keep those tips in mind ! -- Sriram _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
