Thanks, it's fine. I didn't add 'zfs=YES' to /etc/rc.conf as running
'/etc/rc.d/zfs start' without it did not produce the usual warning of
undefined variable.
On Mon, 16 Sep 2019 at 12:21, Brad Spencer wrote:
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> Chavdar Ivanov writes:
>
> > Since yesterday I don't get my zfs fule systems automa
Chavdar Ivanov writes:
> Since yesterday I don't get my zfs fule systems automatically mounted,
> I have to issue 'zfs mount -a'.
>
> Should I add some entry in /etc/fstab or place the above command in
> one of the scripts?
>
> The zvols are accessible as usual.
Add zfs=YES to your rc.conf. It
Since yesterday I don't get my zfs fule systems automatically mounted,
I have to issue 'zfs mount -a'.
Should I add some entry in /etc/fstab or place the above command in
one of the scripts?
The zvols are accessible as usual.
On Sat, 7 Sep 2019 at 14:54, Brad Spencer wrote:
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> m...@netbsd.org
m...@netbsd.org writes:
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>> The module has to load before zvols will show up and if that is ALL you
>> were doing, I don't think anything else will prompt the loading of the
>> module. That is, your /dev/zvol/* tree would not be there unless you
>> execute the zfs (and probably the zpool)
On Sat, Sep 07, 2019 at 06:37:31AM -0400, Brad Spencer wrote:
> m...@netbsd.org writes:
>
> > when asking for reviews on diffs, please consider having them in an easy
> > to view format, rather than tar files.
> >
> > Having a 'zfs' script to load a module sounds wrong. We have module
> > autoload
m...@netbsd.org writes:
> when asking for reviews on diffs, please consider having them in an easy
> to view format, rather than tar files.
>
> Having a 'zfs' script to load a module sounds wrong. We have module
> autoloading for this purpose.
Thanks for the comments...
Ya, there are two purpose
when asking for reviews on diffs, please consider having them in an easy
to view format, rather than tar files.
Having a 'zfs' script to load a module sounds wrong. We have module
autoloading for this purpose.
I would like to commit a change soon that will add support for legacy
ZFS mounts. That is, those where the ZFS property mountpoint=legacy.
This will allow one to specify ZFS mounts in /etc/fstab and will allow
the use of critical_local_filesystems in /etc/rc.conf. Basically you
could have a
