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version 1.32, 2021/02/14 16:35:50 version 1.33, 2021/02/17 17:25:45
Line 109  areas to be included include: Line 109  areas to be included include:
   - disklabel partitions (e.g., /dev/sd0e)    - disklabel partitions (e.g., /dev/sd0e)
   - wedges (e.g., /dev/dk0)    - wedges (e.g., /dev/dk0)
   
   Information about created or imported pools is stored in
   /etc/zfs/zpool.cache.
   
   ## pool importing problems
   
   While one can "zpool pool0 /dev/wd0f" and have a working pool, this
   pool cannot be exported and imported straigthforwardly.  "zpool
   export" works fine, and deletes zpool.cache.
   
   "zpool import", however, only looks at entire disks (e.g. /dev/wd0),
   and might look at slices (e.g. /dev/dk0).  It does not look at
   partitions like /dev/wd0f, and there is no way on the command line to
   ask that specific devices be examined.  Thus, export/import fails for
   pools with disklabel partitions.
   
   One can make wd0 be a link to wd0f temporarily, and the pool will then
   be importable.  However, "wd0" is stored in zpool.cache and on the
   next boot that will attempt to be used.  This is obviously not a good
   approach.
   
   One an mkdir e.g. /etc/zfs/pool0 and in it have a symlink to
   /dev/wd0f.  Then, zpool import -d /etc/zfs/pool0 will scan
   /etc/zfs/pool0/wd0f and succeed.  The resulting zpool.cache will have
   that path, but having symlinks in /etc/zfs/POOLNAME seems acceptable.
   
   \todo Determine a good fix, perhaps man page changes only, fix it
   upstream, in curent, and in 9, before removing this discussion.
   
 ## mount order  ## mount order
   
 NetBSD 9 mounts other file systems and then ZFS file systems.  This can  NetBSD 9 mounts other file systems and then ZFS file systems.  This can
Line 126  zfs filesystems can be exported via NFS, Line 154  zfs filesystems can be exported via NFS,
   
 The "zfs share" command adds a line for each filesystem with the  The "zfs share" command adds a line for each filesystem with the
 sharenfs property set to /etc/zfs/exports, and "zfs unshare" removes  sharenfs property set to /etc/zfs/exports, and "zfs unshare" removes
 it.  \todo Explain if /etc/zfs/exports is used and whether this makes  it.  This file is ignored on NetBSD-9 and current before 20210216; on
 any sense on NetBSD.  current after 20210216 those filesystems should be exported (assuming
   NFS is enabled).  It does not appear to be possible to set options
   like maproot and network restrictions via this method.
   
 On current as of 20210214, a remote mkdir of a filesystem mounted via  On current before 20210216, a remote mkdir of a filesystem mounted via
 -maproot=0:10 causes a kernel NULL pointer dereference.  This is now  -maproot=0:10 causes a kernel NULL pointer dereference.  This is now
 understood and expected to be fixed very soon.  See  fixed.
 [misc/55042](http://gnats.netbsd.org/55042).  
   
 ## zvol  ## zvol
   
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