SOLVED iocage activate "pool" 3 places somehow

[Kennyvb8]

Hello
was doing a zfs snapshot etc. because i was installing 2xSSD i wanted to run iocage from.
i then did zfs send/recv to data pool "Md0/backup"
somehow iocage activated it selv there even tho i used -u not to mount.
then i set iocage to SSD0 "sudo iocage activate SSD0" and now i it mounts 3 locations namely

Code:

"Md0/backup/iocage > /mnt/iocage"
"SSD0/iocage > /mnt/iocage"
"Md0/iocage > /mnt/iocage"

how to i get that only SSD0/iocage is in use?
i tried to unmount the Md0/backup/iocage but then the iocage disarperes, and if i unmount Md0/iocage it also disarperes and agian with SSD0/iocage

 

[kdragon75]

Not sure how to help with that one. I am curious why your pool is labeled md0. The "md" devices are typically associated with memory disks or RAM disks. Naming conventions should be clear and concise to avoid any confusion.

 

[kdragon75]

Hello
was doing a zfs snapshot etc. because i was installing 2xSSD i wanted to run iocage from.
i then did zfs send/recv to data pool "Md0/backup"
somehow iocage activated it selv there even tho i used -u not to mount.
then i set iocage to SSD0 "sudo iocage activate SSD0" and now i it mounts 3 locations namely

Code:

"Md0/backup/iocage > /mnt/iocage"
"SSD0/iocage > /mnt/iocage"
"Md0/iocage > /mnt/iocage"

how to i get that only SSD0/iocage is in use?
i tried to unmount the Md0/backup/iocage but then the iocage disarperes, and if i unmount Md0/iocage it also disarperes and agian with SSD0/iocage

What version of FreeNAS are you running at this time?

 

[Kennyvb8]

Not sure how to help with that one. I am curious why your pool is labeled md0. The "md" devices are typically associated with memory disks or RAM disks. Naming conventions should be clear and concise to avoid any confusion.

Always used thst name. " Main disk" = md

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[Kennyvb8]

What version of FreeNAS are you running at this time?

11.1-u5


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[8-bit Yoda]

You can manually set your mountpoint for dataset SSD0/iocage to something else e.g. /mnt/SSD0/iocage by running:
zfs set mountpoint="/SSD0/iocage" SSD0/iocage (FreeNAS is configured to automatically add a /mnt/ prefix to all mountpoints)

or change the mountpoints for other ones, if you prefer that.

 

[Kennyvb8]

You can manually set your mountpoint for dataset SSD0/iocage to something else e.g. /mnt/SSD0/iocage by running:
zfs set mountpoint="/SSD0/iocage" SSD0/iocage (FreeNAS is configured to automatically add a /mnt/ prefix to all mountpoints)

or change the mountpoints for other ones, if you prefer that.

Hmm. So if I zfs unmount the mdo I could do zfs set mountpoint to ssd0 ?


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[Kennyvb8]

actully found this

Code:

zfs set mountpoint=none zroot/my/dataset

 

[Kennyvb8]

SOLVED!

Code:

zfs unmount -f Md0/backup/iocage
zfs set mountpoint=none Md0/backup/iocage
zfs set mountpoint=/iocage SSD0/iocage