On Nov 24, 2009, at 1:59 PM, Conner, Neil wrote:
I installed Solaris 10 x86 on an HP DL 360G5 with an HP smart array
P400i controller. Two mirrored RAID volumes were created, each with
it’s own spare.
I installed Solaris onto a ZFS partition during setup onto one of
the mirrored volumes. Used the second mirrored volume to create
another ZFS pool.
I patched the OS, rebooted, then ran zpool upgrade followed by zfs
upgrade and rebooted again. This time, the boot partition was gone
and I was left at the grub prompt.
You needed to upgrade grub to a version that supports the zpool/zfs
version.
Otherwise, grub could not properly mount the root file system.
-- richard
I reinstalled the OS, patched, rebooted, and ran zpool upgrade and
rebooted fine. I was able to import the other zfs pool (on the
second mirrored volume) – now that one is running zfs v4 and the
root partition is running zfs v3, but I’m reluctant to try and
upgrade it again....
• Is this a supported hardware/software configuration?
• Has anybody seen this before?
Thanks,
Neil
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