John Lane schreef op 08-06-2018 15:10:
I'm trying unsuccessfully to create a ZFS zpool that I can read in
Grub.
Haven't done it myself yet but it seemed there were plenty of tutorials.
One thing to note is that on Solaris, you could not boot from a pool
that has
a separate cache, but that might not even apply to Grub.
The only thing I've remembered, is that you do have to use filesystem
volumes,
and not any zvols - but grub should have a parameter syntax to select
the filesystem volume.
Also do zpools themselves not have a boot parameter?
bootfs=pool/dataset
Identifies the default bootable dataset for the root pool.
This property is expected to
be set mainly by the installation and upgrade programs.
I'm sorry I cannot offer anything more, but your problems are also
rather unspecific.
Regards.
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