Udo Grabowski wrote:
> Tried setting the mountpoint explicitly already, gives exactly the same
> behaviour. There wasn't a directory of the same name (tried with /a existing
> and /a not existing before the import/mountpoint setting), and zpool status
> and zfs list show exactly what is expected. But only the mountpoints under /a
> and a few of the subdirectories there appear, not a single file. zpool status
> before the
> import was empty, so no duplicate rpool. Tried setting mountpoint to legacy
> and mounted by hand somewhere, exactly the same strange appearance.
> We've root on zfs over a year now with SXDE 01/08 (fiddled at lot with zfs to
> get it
> running before it was officially possible), and never have seen such a
> behaviour.
That is odd - I just went through it here on a virtualbox system:
o boot from the iso image
o fire up an terminal window and did the following:
zpool import -f rpool
o cd /rpool and this only shows two directories for boot and etc
o zfs set mountpoint=/foo rpool/ROOT/opensolaris
o zfs mount rpool/ROOT/opensolaris
o ls /foo and all the pieces are there
Is this what you are doing ? Note /foo did not exist.
ta
pete
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