On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 3:14 AM, Ron Mexico <[email protected]> wrote: >> update-archive -R /mnt/foo > > I assume you mean: bootadm update-archive -R /mnt/foo ? > > I did that, and it said missing /boot/grub on root /mnt/rpool
Bingo! And that is the reason why I had written: "(Im not sure right now, if you now get a complaint, that no /boot is there / then you need to mount the right zfs by first changing the mountpoint with zfs set mountpoint=/xyz.)" And at least at this point Sun or Alex should accept, that using the LiveCD for this is WAY not as straigthforward, as they claim. Only experienced users can manage such a situation. And the web-help is of little use to thos, who would actually need it in that situation. Furthermore I rather doubt, the official docs deal with this specific situation in a way sufficiently practice oriented and detailed, to handle the cannot mount, directory not empty problem. Because I doubt many will know that they need to mount some zfs's of the pool manually, and that they can only do so, after *temporarily* having altered the zfs mountpoint. But all this is mandatory to successfully fix the situation. Except for Caspar's workarount of clearing the boot_archive-check SMF service during hdd-booted Single-user. %martin _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
