On 05/09/2025 10:59, Atiq Rahman wrote:
Hi folks,So I tried this tonight (rsync OI from a whole disk installation). Everything (the parts that usually work on my system except for graphics, network, etc.)seemed to go smoothly. BSD Loader booted the kernel without errors.Except after rsync and reboot, my home pool won't automount. Since I put /export (/home is inside that) on a separate dataset, I get it. I had to manually import it. However, the system is supposed to initialize my home dir. That wouldn't happen due to the pool not auto-importing. Any thoughts on getting the automount behavior back? root pool: spool 38.0G 85.0G 34.5K /mnt/spool spool/ROOT 5.99G 85.0G 24K legacy spool/ROOT/OI 5.99G 85.0G 5.73G /mnt spool/ROOT/OI/var 269M 85.0G 269M /mnt/var spool/dump 15.5G 85.0G 15.5G - spool/swap 16.5G 102G 12K - home / data pool: $ sudo zfs list NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT matrix 2.15M 123G 24K none matrix/export 291K 123G 291K /mnt/export ...
Seems home does no longer have its own zfs. Do it like this: cd /mnt/export;mv home home_d;zfs create matrix/export/home; # home should appear empty besides home_d rsync -av home_d/ home/; rm -rf home_d; zfs set canmount=on matrix/export/home # check that /home does not exist already zfs set mountpoint=/home matrix/export/home # /home should appear with your user dir inside Do the analog steps if your user dir under /home should also be its own zfs (recommendable for more than one user).
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