Solved I screwed up fstab

ayleid96

ayleid96

Hello,

I was recently trying out sade() to format my flash drive but I didn’t realise that sade actually overwrote my fstab file. I have two hard disks(/dev/ada0 and /dev/ada1), each has 500 gigabytes, they were originally configured to mirror each other. I have incredibly basic knowledge of zfs(I know how to mount it on live enviroment, that’s all literally) and I was wondering if someone could help me restore my fstab file to its original form.

If nothing else, I can learn from my mistakes, and I definitely learned to always check out man pages.

Best regards, ayleid.

EDIT:
Fellow BSD users told me that zfs doesn’t use fstab. My mistake..

Solved:
So basically what i needed to do was to remove first line generated(/dev/da0s1) by sade.
 
ZFS doesn't even use fstab. The only thing that might be in there is probably your swap.
 
SirDice said:
ZFS doesn't even use fstab. The only thing that might be in there is probably your swap.
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So I just need to restore my old swap and that’s it? I believe sade didn’t change zfs configuration since I explicitly did only BSD with UFS on flash drives. Thank you for reply Sir Dice.
CyberCr33p said:
I don't think that ZFS uses fstab. I have this only because I have a gmirror for swap;
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I will try it soon as I get home, that’s very soon, thanks bro.
 
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