Bill Moloney wrote:
The ZFS On-Disk specification and other ZFS documentation describe
the labeling scheme used for the vdevs that comprise a ZFS pool. A
label entry contains, among other things, an array of uberblocks, one
of which will point to the active object set of the pool it is a part
The ZFS On-Disk specification and other ZFS documentation describe the labeling
scheme used for the vdevs that comprise a ZFS pool. A label entry contains,
among other things, an array of uberblocks, one of which will point to the
active object set of the pool it is a part of at a given
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 02/01/2007 01:17:15 PM:
The ZFS On-Disk specification and other ZFS documentation describe
the labeling scheme used for the vdevs that comprise a ZFS pool. A
label entry contains, among other things, an array of uberblocks,
one of which will point to the
Recreation of the active uberblock would occur, for example, if we
took a snapshot of the pool and changes were then made anywhere in the
pool.
The uberblock is updated quite often, not just on snapshots.
Since a new uberblock is required in this snapshot scenario,
and since it appears that
