On 10/15/09 23:31, Cameron Jones wrote:
by cross-mounting do you mean mounting the drives on 2 running OS's?
that wasn't really what i was looking for but nice to know the option
is there, even tho not recommended!
No, since you really can't run two OSs at the same time unless you use
zones.
On 10/16/09 09:29, I wrote:
I assume the id is ignored on the root pool at boot time or it
wouldn't be able to boot at all. Undoubtedly a guru will chip in here
if this is incorrect :-)
Of course this was hogwash. You create the pool before receiving
the snapshot, so the ID is local. One of
Hi,
Sorry if this is a dumb question but i can't seem to find an anwser anything
close to what i am trying to figure out...
I have a dual boot machine with 3 disks -
2 x 1TB mirror OpenSolaris with ZFS root pool
1x 250GB Solaris 10 with ZFS root pool
This is a development\testing\home file
On 10/15/09 20:36, Cameron Jones wrote:
My question is tho, since I can boot into either OpenSolaris or
Solaris (but not both at the same time obviousvly :) i'd like to be
able to mount the other disks into whatever host OS i boot into.
Is this possible recommended?
Definitely possible.
thanks!
by cross-mounting do you mean mounting the drives on 2 running OS's? that
wasn't really what i was looking for but nice to know the option is there, even
tho not recommended!
my only real aim was to have the 3 disks accessible when booting into either OS
so i could share archived
