[OpenIndiana-discuss] export 2 pools from linux running zfs : import with OI
Stephan Althaus
Stephan.Althaus at Duedinghausen.eu
Mon Feb 22 05:59:39 UTC 2021
On 02/21/21 11:43 PM, reader wrote:
> I'd like to eventually figure some way to get oi installed on my HP
> xw8600
>
> There was a time, A little before build 147 when I was able to install
> OI onto this same hardware, and able to run it for several years.
> Updating periodically.
>
> A sort of catastrophe happened a few months ago involving disk
> failures causing me to replace 2 and add 2 more, But needing to
> reinstall from scratch.
>
> However all my attempts just fail repeatedly. I've tried both DVD and
> USB media, I've gone back to 2018, 2019, 201031. Eventually the
> attempted install collapses with all services failed into `maint' mode
> where nothing seems to be possible.
>
> Someone more skilled than I may be able to get it going... I haven't
> been able.
>
> I heard a few other people have had similar trouble .. not sure how
> similar.
>
> In the meantime I decided to go with linux running zfs (ubuntu 20.04).
> Which on my hardware, is possible to install from Either DVD or usb,
> with no problem.
>
> I'm hoping I may eventually get OI installed with new releases. If that
> seems possible, will I be able to export 2 zpools (not rpool) from the
> linux install, and then install OI erasing what was rpool in linux, and
> make that the rpool for OI, then import the pools exported under
> linux?
>
> I suspect that may not be possible but would like to hear about it
> from someone who isn't guessing like I am.
>
>
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Hello!
Sorry to hear about your installation troubles.
You should be able to send/recv a zfs stream between Linux and OI,
and/or use linux pools with OI,
if you take care about the used zpool/zfs features.
In this regard, at the momant OI is "superior' to the state of ZFS on
linux V8.6x,
but this will change soon with zfs 2.x.x in "production ready" state.
(so do *not* switch to zfs 2.x.x and do zpool upgrade in your case)
Have a look at "zpool get all" and "zfs get all".
If you create a new pool to be shared, use "zpool create -d " to disable
all of them.
At any time after that you could enable features that are shared amongst
your OS Versions.
I am using used a pool with debian and with OI on the same host.
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
...
home1 feature at async_destroy enabled local
home1 feature at empty_bpobj active local
home1 feature at lz4_compress active local
home1 feature at multi_vdev_crash_dump enabled local
home1 feature at spacemap_histogram active local
home1 feature at enabled_txg active local
home1 feature at hole_birth active local
home1 feature at extensible_dataset active local
home1 feature at embedded_data active local
home1 feature at bookmarks enabled local
home1 feature at filesystem_limits enabled local
home1 feature at large_blocks enabled local
home1 feature at large_dnode disabled local
home1 feature at sha512 enabled local
home1 feature at skein enabled local
home1 feature at edonr enabled local
home1 feature at device_removal disabled local
home1 feature at obsolete_counts disabled local
home1 feature at zpool_checkpoint disabled local
home1 feature at spacemap_v2 disabled local
home1 feature at allocation_classes disabled local
home1 feature at resilver_defer disabled local
home1 feature at encryption active local
home1 feature at bookmark_v2 enabled local
home1 feature at userobj_accounting disabled local
home1 feature at project_quota disabled local
home1 feature at log_spacemap disabled local
Greetings,
Stephan
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