Hi, i have multiple pc`s. 2x FreeBSD and 1xLinux (Debian 12 without zfs on root but with zfs for mounting my external 4TB hdd)
My external 4TB drive contains zfs and i want to move him around.
If i want to watch movies/series i want to plug my drive to laptop or daily ( both FreeBSD 14.1-Release) otherwise keep it connected to my WS (Debian 12 ) but i dont want to have plex/jellyfin plus my daily rig is only 250GB ssd so kinda small and 4TB hdd is my escape if i have to download something big.
I did some errors i created zfs pool on my drive i just removed hdd and connected to my WS and then had to use -f option to import but when i moved back to my daily with FBSD on it - i could not use any options and had to reboot and use -f option again.
How correctly i need to move my disk around ?
Do i need to export my pool first every time and then import back in ?
Or i can use zfs umount and then zfs mount options ? or export --> umount --> import --> mount ?
Im a bit struggling to understand zfs/zpool usability
My external 4TB drive contains zfs and i want to move him around.
If i want to watch movies/series i want to plug my drive to laptop or daily ( both FreeBSD 14.1-Release) otherwise keep it connected to my WS (Debian 12 ) but i dont want to have plex/jellyfin plus my daily rig is only 250GB ssd so kinda small and 4TB hdd is my escape if i have to download something big.
I did some errors i created zfs pool on my drive i just removed hdd and connected to my WS and then had to use -f option to import but when i moved back to my daily with FBSD on it - i could not use any options and had to reboot and use -f option again.
How correctly i need to move my disk around ?
Do i need to export my pool first every time and then import back in ?
Or i can use zfs umount and then zfs mount options ? or export --> umount --> import --> mount ?
Im a bit struggling to understand zfs/zpool usability