Richard,
Joubert Nel wrote:
If the device was actually in use on another
system, I
would expect that libdiskmgmt would have warned
you about
this when you ran zpool create.
AFAIK, libdiskmgmt is not multi-node aware. It does
know about local
uses of the disk. Remote uses
On Thu, Jun 21, 2007 at 11:03:39AM -0700, Joubert Nel
wrote:
When I ran zpool create, the pool got created
without a warning.
zpool(1M) will diallow creation of the disk if it
contains data in
active use (mounted fs, zfs pool, dump device, swap,
etc). It will warn
if it contains
Hi,
If I add an entire disk to a new pool by doing zpool create, is this
reversible?
I.e. if there was data on that disk (e.g. it was the sole disk in a zpool in
another system) can I get this back or is zpool create destructive?
Joubert
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Joubert Nel wrote:
Hi,
If I add an entire disk to a new pool by doing
zpool create, is this
reversible?
I.e. if there was data on that disk (e.g. it was
the sole disk in a zpool
in another system) can I get this back or is zpool
create destructive?
Short answer: you're
Hi,
Stupid question I'm sure - I've just upgraded to Solaris Express Dev Edition
(05/07) by installing over my previous Solaris 10 installation (intentionally,
so as to get a clean setup).
The install is on Disk #1.
I also have a Disk #2, which was the sole disk in a ZFS pool under Solaris 10.
