Closed palesius closed 9 years ago
Ok I resolved the issue by switching it to use upstart instead of sysv: sudo apt-get install upstart-sysv
However automounting does not appear to work on Ubuntu 15.04 without this change.
This is a duplicate of #145 and #161; better systemd support is pending.
I have a fresh install of Ubuntu 15.04 that I've set up a zfs pool on. However every time I reboot I have to manually import.
I don't see any any errors in dmesg: http://pastebin.com/Fq5icG8X it completes boot around 80.
I've verified (using apt-cache policy mountall) that I have the correct version of mountall. I've tried deleting /etc/zfs/zpool.cache and it seems to recreate it just fine
I haven't been able to find where to look at the logs (if any) from mountall.
upstart was not initially installed. I have since installed it, and removed and reinstalled the ubuntu-zfs package after installing upstart.
Same behavior.
This could all very well be down to user error, as this is my first ubuntu build, I'm far more familiar with fedora/centos and my experience with ZFS is all on FreeBSD.