Hi,
If I read one of your previous posts correctly, you are trying to boot
from a USB stick. You really should go into the BIOS and change the
boot-priority to boot from the USB stick *before* the internal hard
disk. GRUB always tries to boot from the 1st boot device. I think what
is happening is that the boot priority in BIOS is set to boot from the
hard disk first and the hard disk has a UFS file system with no GRUB menu.
findroot works because it searches all disks/sticks for rpool and not
finding it on the hard disk, it next searches the USB stick where rpool
exists.
Vikram
Sean Liu wrote:
Looks like grub thinks the ZFS filesystem is UFS.
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