"Illegal option -o verify" error when I've restored the files of my 13.2 before the upgrade to 14.0

[ZioMario]

Hello.

I've restored the files previously backed up of my 13.2 before the upgrade to 14.0 because I wanted to try a new upgrade,but unfortunately it won't boot until the end. It stops on the error "Illegal option -o verify" and from there I'm forced to the shell and I don't know what to do further. Any idea about where that error could come from ? Thanks.

 

[eternal_noob]

Judging by your other threads your installation is broken beyond good and evil, so i'd recommend a fresh, clean install.

 

[covacat]

check fstab

 

[Cath O'Deray]

"Illegal option -o verify"

Whilst running 14.0⋯, did you upgrade any ZFS pool?

(Many people follow the on-screen advice to upgrade, without realising the consequences. This is not good UX, we might find an issue upstream in the OpenZFS area.)

If a boot pool is upgraded: you might need a feature-capable loader to boot the system.

If a non-boot pool is upgraded: it might be no longer, or not entirely, usable with versions of FreeBSD less than 14.

zpool-upgrade.8 — OpenZFS documentation

A version-specific manual page: <https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=zpool-upgrade&sektion=8&manpath=FreeBSD+14.0-RELEASE>

zpool-features.7 — OpenZFS documentation

 

[ZioMario]

I've installed 14 in some external disks to study its behavior before upgrading the main system. The source of my problems comes from some different reasons. I never tried to upgrade 13.2 to 14 on my main PC.