Hi everyone,
I have what I think is a simple question, but the answer is eluding me...
I have a ZFS filesystem in which I needed to move part of it to a new
pool. I want to recover the space from the part I moved so that it
returns to the original pool, without losing the snapshot data of the
other parts of the filesystem.
For example, I have...
pool_01/mydata/dir1
and within dir1, I have:
./images
./invoices
./xrays
The xrays dir was moved to a new pool and now I want to recover the
space that it once took up.
The problem is that I cant seem to figure out how to recover just the
space that one directory took up. I know how to destroy the snapshots,
but I need to keep them since they contain data from other directories, etc.
I even tried removing the xrays directory from the .zfs/snapshot areas,
but those are read-only and it wouldn't let me. The system is Solaris
10 x86 08/07.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Michael
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