Hi All,
   
  Today I created a zpool (name as testpool) on c0t0d0.
   
  #zpool create -m /masthan testpool c0t0d0
   
  Then I written some data on the pool
   
  #cp /usha/* /masthan/
   
  Then I destroyed the zpool
   
  #zpool destroy testpool
   
  After that I created UFS File System on the same device i.e. on c0t0d0 .
   
  #newfs -f 2048 /dev/rdsk/c0t0d0s2
  and then I mounted it and i written some data on it ... after that It is 
unmounted.
   
  But still I am able to see ZFS file system on the c0t0d0
   
   the command  #zpool import -Df testpool.... Is successfully importing the 
testpool and it is successfully show all the files what I written earlier 
   
  Whats wrong with ZFS import command ? On a ZFS disk after creating a new file 
system also it is recovering old ZFS file system on it .
   
  Why ZFS designed like that ? How it is recovering the old ZFS Fs ?
   
  -Masthan
   

 
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