On Oct 28, 2010, at 04:44, Jan Hellevik wrote:
So, my best action would be to delete the zpool.cache and then do a
zpool import?
Should I try to match disks with cables as it was previously
connected before I do the import? Will that make any difference?
BTW, ZFS version is 22.
I'd say export, rename zpool.cache, and then try importing it. ZFS
should scan all the devices and figure out what's there. If that still
doesn't work, try the "-F" option to go back a few transactions to a
known-good state.
Most file systems don't take well to having disks pulled on them, and
ZFS is no different there. It's just with ZFS it can tell when there
are (potentially) corrupted blocks because of the checksumming.
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