I have 2 different zpool tanks under FreeBSD 1-pol 2-arch. FreeBSD directories (var, usr) are installed in pol and root is not on zfs. arch is exactly what it sounds like, a compressed archive pool.
I also have ubuntu linux on the drive, and I am currently migrating an old PC-BSD installation from another disk. In all I therefore have 3 different systems (although 2 are FreeBSD) which I can boot. The odd thing is when I boot into linux or the old PC-BSD system and give:
Now the strange part is: tank arch is accessed readily and without any zpool command by all 3 systems. No errors, no "was last accessed by other system"; all I have to do is mount. On the other hand tank pol does not show the same behavior. Therefore there must be some setting differences between the 2 tanks and maybe even an error in tank pol. I have no raid zpools on the system. I would like to get tank pol behaving like tank arch if possible.
I also have ubuntu linux on the drive, and I am currently migrating an old PC-BSD installation from another disk. In all I therefore have 3 different systems (although 2 are FreeBSD) which I can boot. The odd thing is when I boot into linux or the old PC-BSD system and give:
# zpool list
Code:
NAME SIZE USED AVAIL CAP HEALTH ALTROOT
arch 39.8G 30.0G 9.77G 75% ONLINE -
pol - - - - FAULTED -
# zpool import
Code:
pool: pol
id: 1938147825877463743
state: ONLINE
status: The pool was last accessed by another system.
action: The pool can be imported using its name or numeric identifier and the '-f' flag.
config: pol ONLINE
sdb6 ONLINE
Now the strange part is: tank arch is accessed readily and without any zpool command by all 3 systems. No errors, no "was last accessed by other system"; all I have to do is mount. On the other hand tank pol does not show the same behavior. Therefore there must be some setting differences between the 2 tanks and maybe even an error in tank pol. I have no raid zpools on the system. I would like to get tank pol behaving like tank arch if possible.