Hi folks,
I just wanted to share the end of my adventure here and especially take the
time to thank Victor for helping me out of this mess.
I will let him explain the technical details (I am out of my depth here) but
bottom line he spent a couple of hours with me on the machine and sorted me
Which VM solution was this ? VMware, VirtualBox, Xen,
other ? How were
the disks presented to the guest ? What are the
disks in the host,
real disks, files, something else ?
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Thanks Martin,
Yeah, tried it but no luck :-( I do not think it is a hardware problem - in
fact I tried removing every disk one by one with no luck - this is why I think
it is not in fact a hardware problem...
Kind regards
Vasile
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Hi,
I am running snv90. I have a pool that is 6x1TB, config raidz. After a computer
crash (root is NOT on the pool - only data) the pool showed FAULTED status.
I exported and tried to reimport it, with the result as follows:
# zpool import
pool: ztank
id:
an update to the above: I tried to run zdb -e on the pool id and here's the
result:
# zdb -e 12125153257763159358
zdb: can't open 12125153257763159358: I/O error
NB zdb seems to recognize the ID because runnig it with an incorrect ID gives
me an error
# zdb -e 12125153257763159354
zdb: can't
on the advice of Okana in the freenode.net #opensolaris channel I tried to run
the latest opensolaris livecd and try to import the pool. No luck, however I
tried the trick in Lukas's post that allowed him to import the pool and I had a
beginning of luck.
By doing the mdb wizardry he indicated
