On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 10:57 AM, Dustin Marquess <jailb...@alcatraz.fdf.net > wrote:
> Okay.. I "fixed" it by powering the server off, removing the new drive, > letting the pool come up degraded, and then doing zpool replace. > > I'm assuming what happened was ZFS saw that the disk was online, tried to > use it, and then noticed that the checksums didn't match (of course) and > marked the pool as corrupted. The question is why didn't ZFS check the > labels on the drive and see that the drive wasn't in the pool and kick it > out itself? > -- > Did you do a zpool scrub after you replaced the drive? How would zfs know what you wanted done with the drive if you didn't tell it? --Tim
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