I think you are not reading carefully enough, and I can trace from your reply a typically American arrogant behavior.
WE, THE PROUDEST AND infallibles on earth DID NEVER MAKE a mistake. It is just the stupid user who did not read the fucking manual carefully enough. ???? Hello? Did you already recognized the sound of the shot?? No, you didn't. If you would, than you'd know, that we are not talking about HOW TO PREVENT SUCH EVENTS IN FUTURE but of recovering the data. I learned my lesson well, and in future this won't happen again, because we will no longer use zfs, but we have a legal interest, to get back our data we stored in trust on a non reap Filesystem developed and introduced by Sun. And that Sun has a big problem regarding version numbers and supported options is not a secret. e. g.: On Solaris 10 generic 10-2008, latest updates, running zfs Version 10 the 't' option in zdb is missing. But on SNV 107, same zfs Version 10 't' option of zdb is available. AND: it is not acceptable, that having on 2 systems the same zfs version running, that the output of zdb -u <pool> differs. Even if a UFS/ReiserFS is corrupted, you have chances to access even a part of the date. On ZFS you can't. You are lost inside the castle someone has the key just thrown away. And the key just seems to held by the developers of Sun. If you have any idea of IT Security, you should know well the expression and meaning of "The key of the kingdom". And as more postings we have to read in the sound of yours as more we are thinking to raise a court trail against Sun just to stop that american arrogance and to withhold technologies and methods to recover a filesystem. However, just tell me how to get the data back from the hard drive zfs just messed up with, and you are the king, and we are happy, and this issue us closed. I hope I've made myself very clear. Regards from Germany. DE. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
