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Subject: Recover ZFS pool after having deleted zfs configuration file in
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>> Or try 'zpool import -D'.
          -D      Lists destroyed pools only.
    It can help if you mail the output from the commands you run. That migh=
t     give other people clues you don't recognize.
Actually=2C these commands both produce the same result: they simply stop w=
ithout printing anything ...I noticed that /boot/zfs/ was deleted.
Thank you. 		 	   		  =