Victor took the words right out of my fingers :-) more below...
Victor Latushkin wrote:
Brian Leonard wrote:
Since you did not export the pool, it may be looking for the wrong
devices. Try this:
zpool export vault
zpool import vault
That was the first thing I tried, with no luck.
Above, I used slice 0 as an example, your system may use a
different slice. But you can run zdb -l on all of them to find
Aha, zdb found complete label sets for the "vault" pool on
/dev/rdsk/c6d1 and c7d1. The incomplete labels were c6d1p0 and
c7d1p0. Could I just zpool replace c6d1p0 with c6d1 and c7d1p0 with
c7d0?
You cannot import pool, so you cannot do any replacements with 'zpool
replace'.
Check contents of /dev/dsk and /dev/rdsk to see if there are some
missing links there for devices in question. You may want to run
devfsadm -c disk -sv
devfsadm -c disk -Csv
and see if it reports anything.
Try to move c6d1p0 and c7d1p0 out of /dev/dsk and /dev/rdsk and see if
you can import the pool.
Another way to do this is to create a new directory and symlink
only the slices (actually, /dev/* is just a directory of symlinks)
Then you can tell zpool to only look at that directory and not /dev.
Something like:
mkdir /mytmpdev
cd /mytmpdev
for i in /dev/rdsk/c[67]d*s* ; do
ln -s $i
done
zpool import -d /mytmpdev
This should show the proper slices for vault.
-- richard
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