I thought I'd get the option of doing a ZFS root when I did a clean install of nv build 76, but nothing about ZFS was mentioned anytime during the install. What's the deal?
Also, before I get too deeply into that, how does ZFS root interact with liveupgrade? I've got two hot-swap drives available for the system disks (plus 6 more for data; the data part is working fine, the new install recognized the existing ZFS pool on those drives). I'm trying to set up a system for good reliability (I haven't invested in dual power supplies, but I've got hot-swap drive bays, and I've allocated two physical drives for boot/root, and I want to use ZFS for more than just the data if possible). What's the best way to use my two boot/root drives to give me reliability and clean upgrades? I've never used liveupgrade before, but the concept seems simple and desirable; having the installation of the new system not require taking down the old system for most of the time is a clear-cut win. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
