"head units" crash or do weird things, but disks persist. There are a couple of 
HA head-unit solutions out there but most of them have their own separate 
storage and they effectively just send transaction groups to each other.

The other way is to connect 2 nodes to an external SAS/FC chassis. create 
desired ZPools. Assign some subset of pools to node A, the rest to node B. When 
failure occurs the other node imports the other's pools and exports as 
NFS/iSCSI/whatever.

You'll have to have a clustering/quorum and resource migration subsystem 
obviously. Or if you want simple act/passive, a means to make sure both heads 
don't try to import the same pools.
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