Closed dpchrist closed 10 years ago
Well known, and announced well in advance on the list:
You should have issued apt-get dist-upgrade
, not apt-get upgrade
. And the pool will 'come back' after a reboot.
On 06/23/2014 01:55 AM, Turbo Fredriksson wrote:
Well known, and announced well in advance on the list: https://groups.google.com/a/zfsonlinux.org/forum/#!searchin/zfs-discuss/Turbo$20Fredriksson%7Csort:date/zfs-discuss/jAMnJf_ve1A/s5NWdaxPKK8J
Okay. I believe I'm subscribed now.
You should have issued
apt-get dist-upgrade
, notapt-get upgrade
. And the pool will 'come back' after a reboot.
Problem solved -- thank you. :-)
David
zfsonlinux/pkg-zfs issue:
I have a machine running Debian Wheezy amd64 7.5. This morning, I did:
After rebooting, my ZFS on Linux pool and file systems no longer work:
I believe the ZFS kernel module is loaded:
version 5000, ZFS filesystem version 5
I have a single ZFS pool that uses two disks in a mirror, and they appear to be working:
Perhaps an additional clue:
STFW I see posts about kernel module and userland mismatches (?):
One work-around seems to be manually unloading kernel modules, manually finding and removing various ZFS files, rebooting, and re-installing debian-zfs. This is more complexity/ risk than I would like to undertake.
I am not adverse to wiping the system drive, doing a fresh install of Wheezy amd64 7.5, and doing a fresh install of debian-zfs. If I did so, would I be able to recover (import?) my ZFS pool?
The best solution would be for an update of http://archive.zfsonlinux.org/debian, I do an apt-get update & upgrade, reboot, and ZFS works again.
I need to resolve this problem in a timely fashion. Please advise.
TIA,
David