Thanks Udo. It's for single user. Best,
Atiq On Fri, Sep 5, 2025, 2:13 AM Udo Grabowski (IMKASF) <[email protected]> wrote: > 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). > > _______________________________________________ > oi-dev mailing list > [email protected] > https://openindiana.org/mailman/listinfo/oi-dev >
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