The old way of mounting was to add the variables to /etc/fstab; but, the use of ZFS on my system no longer shows the mount points. I need to set up devfs.rules and similar. Yes, I will look into the tutorials for some information.
When you create a new ZFS dataset, the dataset gets mounted automatically based on the dataset name or the specified mountpoint property. No need for any entries in /etc/fstab for any ZFS dataset. The zfs mount command shows all the mounted ZFS datasets. You do not need devfs.rules either.
In that case just follow the examples for devfs.rules. Adding an entry in fstab is just for convenience. So you can enter mount /cdrom instead of having to type mount -t cd9660 -o ro /dev/cd0 /cdrom.
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