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Date:      Mon, 27 Aug 2012 10:27:27 +0200
From:      antonin tessier <antonintessier@live.fr>
To:        <freebsd-fs@freebsd.org>
Subject:   RE: Recover ZFS pool after having deleted zfs configuration file in /boot
Message-ID:  <DUB109-W39C6B8C6BBB155C6AE4AA3C4A20@phx.gbl>
In-Reply-To: <20120827010606.GA57096@neutralgood.org>
References:  <DUB109-W589FA97E96EEF66C1AE490C4A30@phx.gbl>, <20120827010606.GA57096@neutralgood.org>

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> You can try to '-f' import the pool if you are _sure_ that all disks
> are connected. I suggest a read-only import to start with. But the
> documentation implies that zpool import should tell you when it has
> run into this case=2C and if I understand correctly then you are saying
> this isn't what is happening.

# zpool import -f tells me: "cannot import 'home': a pool with that name is=
 already created/imported=2C
and no additional pools with that name were found"

> Also make sure you aren't mixing up the mount point with the pool name.
> The path "/usr/home" is a mount point. I don't recall if you've given
> the name of the pool yet or not.

My pool is known as "home". Even if I mounted the "created pool"=2C /usr/ho=
me keeps empty...

Regards.
 		 	   		  =



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