Jim Klimov wrote:
Unless i'm missing something, your case is a simple one of the zfs rpools being
bound to a saved device path. So grub does find your pool and boots up the
kernel+miniroot (module) and passes the device path string from the chosen hdd
to the kernel, but the solaris/illumos ke
26 января 2016 г. 13:44:49 CET, Jonathan Adams пишет:
>I was hoping that someone else would reply to this, someone with more
>knowledge of how it worked ...
>
>The issue that I'm aware of is that the Grub system doesn't understand
>about new devices and cannot find the root pool to import if the d
I was hoping that someone else would reply to this, someone with more
knowledge of how it worked ...
The issue that I'm aware of is that the Grub system doesn't understand
about new devices and cannot find the root pool to import if the device it
is attached to has changed.
We had a system, a lit
Hello all,
I'm migrating a laptop to a new hdd, and opened a can of worms. Would anyone
share ideas on catching them? :)
1) Initially the new disk was in an USB cradle, so its 'type' in Solaris format
saved that string. It is quite inconvenient when I've now swapped the disks and
use the cradl
