2011-06-17 9:37, Michael Schuster пишет:
I'd suggest a somewhat different approach:
1) boot a live cd and use something like parted to shrink the NTFS
partition
2) create a new partition without FS in the space now freed from NTFS
3) boot OpenSolaris, add the partition from 2) as vdev to your
On Fri, 17 Jun 2011, Jim Klimov wrote:
I gather that he is trying to expand his root pool, and you can
not add a vdev to one. Though, true, it might be possible to
create a second, data pool, in the partition. I am not sure if
zfs can make two pools in different partitions of the same
device
On 17 Jun 11, at 21:14 , Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
On Fri, 17 Jun 2011, Jim Klimov wrote:
I gather that he is trying to expand his root pool, and you can
not add a vdev to one. Though, true, it might be possible to
create a second, data pool, in the partition. I am not sure if
zfs can make two
Hi Clive,
What you are asking is not recommended nor supported and could render
your ZFS root pool unbootable. (I'm not saying that some expert
couldn't do it, but its risky, like data corruption risky.)
ZFS expects the partition boundaries to remain the same unless you
replace the original
In message 444915109.61308252125289.JavaMail.Twebapp@sf-app1, Clive Meredith
writes:
I currently run a duel boot machine with a 45Gb partition for Win7 Ultimate an
d a 25Gb partition for OpenSolaris 10 (134). I need to shrink NTFS to 20Gb an
d increase the ZFS partion to 45Gb. Is this possible
On 17.06.2011 01:44, John D Groenveld wrote:
In message444915109.61308252125289.JavaMail.Twebapp@sf-app1, Clive Meredith
writes:
I currently run a duel boot machine with a 45Gb partition for Win7 Ultimate an
d a 25Gb partition for OpenSolaris 10 (134). I need to shrink NTFS to 20Gb an
d
