I may have missed something in the docs, but if I have a file in one FS,
and want to move it to another FS (assuming both filesystems are on the
same ZFS pool), is there a way to do it outside of the standard
mv/cp/rsync commands? For example, I have a pool with my home directory as
a FS, and I have another FS with ISOs. I download an ISO of an OpenSolaris
DVD (say, 3GB), but it goes into my home directory. Since ZFS is all about
pools and shared storage, it seems like it would be natural to move the
file vi a 'zfs' command, rather mv/cp/etc...
On a related(?) note, is there a way to split an existing filesystem? To
use the example above, let's say I have an ISO directory in my home
directory, but it's getting big, plus I'd like to share it out on my
network. Is there a way to split my home directory's FS, so that the ISO
directory becomes its own FS?
Paul Archer
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