>According to that link, VirtualBox, e.g.
You mean you run Solaris inside a virtual box? AFAIK, the problem with ZFS exists when you run ZFS inside a virtualbox; not when you install virtual box inside a "native" OpenSolaris environment. >Let's leave out that unfortunate error as above. My main gripe is that >here I have a double-digit percent chance of a corrupted boot archive >after a power outage. In a place with 150+ thunderstorms per year, that >may happen. Combine it with a sub-standard power company, and everyone >will ask: "why no UPS?" Let's say for testing operating systems on their >behaviour at power outages. "Bury the cables". >It is a tad crazy that 1 out of n times (5 < n < 15) I need boot, >Failsafe, boot, mount, 'yes', init 6. That is, 3 boots to correct a boot >archive. I would suggest that you follow my recipe: not check the boot-archive during a reboot. And then report back. (I'm assuming that that will take several weeks) Casper
