> > [...] (BTW, what happens with > > ZFS pools in a reinstallation? Are they > > automatically detected by the > > newly installed system?), [...]
> It depends on where the ZFS pools live. If they > aren't located on the > 'system disk' (ie the disk you're going to install > to) then you can just > export them before reinstalling and then import them > after the install. They are slices on the 'system disk'. The T1000 only supports one disk (unless you use 2.5" SAS disks, but who can afford that?), so not much choice there. Does this mean the procedure is different? Obviously I'd have to tell the installer to preserve the relevant slices. > I merely mentioned it because it sounded like you got > yourself into this > situation without understanding the ramifications of > using BFU. What I did understand was that the ramifications of _not_ using BFU was not having proper networking in my zones. (The "shared" networking doesn't work well at all together with IP forwarding in the global zone.) Thankfully (for others), that is no longer the case. > So, I was trying to document it not only for your > information but for others > who might encounter the same situation some day (or > hopefully not if they see the message). Fair enough. I guess the pickle is how to distribute this kind of information to the right people when they will only come looking for it after it is too late. // Marcus -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
