Hello,
I have a nanobsd machine running from an sdcard. Plus, it has a disk formatted as zfs to store files.
From a few versions until now, a link from /boot/zfs to /etc/ ( nanobsd is read-only, only /etc can be written to disk) was enough to store/save zpool.cache and allow zfs to start on boot.
But with 13.0, this does not work anymore.
I can manually import the zpool and save /etc/zfs/zpool.cache by running
Do you know how to solve this and allow the zpool to be imported automatically ?
I have a nanobsd machine running from an sdcard. Plus, it has a disk formatted as zfs to store files.
From a few versions until now, a link from /boot/zfs to /etc/ ( nanobsd is read-only, only /etc can be written to disk) was enough to store/save zpool.cache and allow zfs to start on boot.
But with 13.0, this does not work anymore.
I can manually import the zpool and save /etc/zfs/zpool.cache by running
sh save_cfg
. But on next boot, the file seems to be ignored and the pool is not imported.Do you know how to solve this and allow the zpool to be imported automatically ?