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Subject: Re: [ZFS] How to fix corrupt ZDB
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*** correction on previous post ***


Beeblebrox wrote
> This command also did not change the corrupt entry for an old pool:
*
> # zdb -c *
*
> zdb: can't open 'asp': No such file or directory

It turns out, ZDB just looks in the first folder / file name it runs into
when running this command. So change to a different folder, run the command
and the error message changes to complain about a different folder. I was
running that command at the top-level and I have a folder named "asp" there
as well.

So disregard that bit...



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