On 29/11/2023 19:23, Michael Proto wrote:
This has always been the case on my systems going back to at least 11.0
(when I first started using ZFS) using diskid over gpt. When I import a
vdev via /dev/disk/SERIALp1 its associated /dev/ada1p1 disappears.
I never created / imported pool by /dev/diskid/ serials and I don't
understand why I was still getting /dev/diskid/ entries even if they
were disabled by sysctl (may be sysctl.conf is applied to late?)
I fixed it by booting from USB flash drive, manually forced import with
gpt labels, export and reboot:
# zpool import -f -d /dev/gpt/ -R /tank1 tank1
# zpool import -f -d /dev/gpt/ -R /sys0 sys
# cp /etc/zfs/zpool.cache /sys0/etc/zfs/
# zpool export sys
# zpool export tank1
Now after reboot I have these aliases for partitions:
# ls -1 /dev/{diskid,gpt,gptid,ada*}
ls: /dev/diskid: No such file or directory
/dev/ada0
/dev/ada0p1
/dev/ada0p2
/dev/ada0p3
/dev/ada0p4
/dev/ada0p5
/dev/ada1
/dev/ada1p1
/dev/ada1p2
/dev/ada1p3
/dev/ada1p4
/dev/ada1p5
/dev/gpt:
bootC90
bootG8V
diskC90sys
diskC90tank0
diskG8Vsys
diskG8Vtank0
efiC90
efiG8V
swapC90
swapG8V
/dev/gptid:
700a2d08-8be4-11ee-8287-98f2b3f71a30
719acc14-8be4-11ee-8287-98f2b3f71a30
ebaf351d-8bec-11ee-8287-98f2b3f71a30
ec5f6315-8be4-11ee-8287-98f2b3f71a30
ee024e16-8be4-11ee-8287-98f2b3f71a30
fd55c994-8bec-11ee-8287-98f2b3f71a30
And pool is made of GPT lables as I like
# zpool list -v | cut -c1-28
NAME SIZE
sys 39.5G
mirror-0 39.5G
gpt/diskG8Vsys 40G
gpt/diskC90sys 40G
tank1 3.58T
mirror-0 3.58T
gpt/diskG8Vtank0 3.59T
gpt/diskC90tank0 3.59T
Kind regards
Miroslav Lachman
