Ivan Wang wrote: > Ugh, sorry, a bit late coming to this thread, > Is this issue reproducible when one uses pkg image-update exclusively? > It sounds like the failed mount is because /opt is not empty before zfs > actually mounts BE /opt dataset, then that figures. I would be worried if > there's possibility that issue still can happen with only ``pkg > image-update'' to manage /opt.
This issue is not specific to pkg image-update it is caused initially by mounting a BE, activating that BE but not unmounting the BE before booting to it. -evan > > Thanks > Ivan. > >> It's likely that the mountpoint got messed up while >> these mounts were failing >> due to /opt not being empty. It's possible that >> repeated mounting and unmounting >> of the BE could have caused this. To fix the issue >> try the following steps: >> >> if rpool/ROOT/opensolaris-8/opt is not currently >> mounted: >> zfs set mountpoint=/opt rpool/ROOT/opensolaris-8/opt >> zfs mount rpool/ROOT/opensolaris-8/opt >> >> if rpool/ROOT/opensolaris-8/opt is mounted you'll >> need to unmount it before >> cleaning up the mountpoint property using the >> commands listed above. >> >> -evan >> _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
