On 08/16/10 10:38 PM, George Wilson wrote:
Robert Hartzell wrote:
On 08/16/10 07:47 PM, George Wilson wrote:
The root filesystem on the root pool is set to 'canmount=noauto' so you
need to manually mount it first using 'zfs mount dataset name'. Then
run 'zfs mount -a'.
- George
mounting
I have a disk which is 1/2 of a boot disk mirror from a failed system
that I would like to extract some data from. So i install the disk to a
test system and do:
zpool import -R /mnt -f rpool bertha
which gives me:
bertha102G 126G84K /mnt/bertha
On 16 Aug 2010, at 22:30, Robert Hartzell wrote:
cd /mnt ; ls
bertha export var
ls bertha
boot etc
where is the rest of the file systems and data?
By default, root filesystems are not mounted. Try doing a zfs mount
bertha/ROOT/snv_134___
The root filesystem on the root pool is set to 'canmount=noauto' so
you need to manually mount it first using 'zfs mount dataset name'.
Then run 'zfs mount -a'.
- George
On 08/16/10 07:30 PM, Robert Hartzell wrote:
I have a disk which is 1/2 of a boot disk mirror from a failed system
that
On 08/16/10 07:39 PM, Mark Musante wrote:
On 16 Aug 2010, at 22:30, Robert Hartzell wrote:
cd /mnt ; ls
bertha export var
ls bertha
boot etc
where is the rest of the file systems and data?
By default, root filesystems are not mounted. Try doing a zfs mount
bertha/ROOT/snv_134
This
On 08/16/10 07:47 PM, George Wilson wrote:
The root filesystem on the root pool is set to 'canmount=noauto' so you
need to manually mount it first using 'zfs mount dataset name'. Then
run 'zfs mount -a'.
- George
mounting the dataset failed because the /mnt dir was not empty and zfs
mount
Robert Hartzell wrote:
On 08/16/10 07:47 PM, George Wilson wrote:
The root filesystem on the root pool is set to 'canmount=noauto' so you
need to manually mount it first using 'zfs mount dataset name'. Then
run 'zfs mount -a'.
- George
mounting the dataset failed because the /mnt dir was
