Hi! I have a system with S10, b101, and b104 installed in the same partition on disk 1. On disks 1 and 2 in different partitions, I also created ZFS pools from S10 to be imported by b101 and b104. Pool 1 is mirrored. Pool 2 is not. About every three builds, I replace the oldest build with the latest available and switch to that as the default OS. Up through 101 everything was fine. I just installed 104, however, and when I do the zpool import, the mirrored pool is picked up just fine, but the non-mirrored pool shows up as corrupted. zpool import -D shows me that zpool on b104 thinks that the pool is on c1t1d0p2, whereas S10, b101, and fdisk agree that it's actually on c1t1d0p3. How do I convince zpool on b104 where my non-mirrored pool really is? I'm a bit afraid to do an import -f because that pool is my home directory, and I'd really rather not screw it up. And I don't see where the -f will change zpool's mind about where the pool actually lives. Maybe import -c from the default location? Where is the default location? Any thoughts or suggestions?
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