Hey everyone,
I keep running into this issue as I transition my system to a bigger, larger operation.
I was running an old spare-parts setup with too many drives all in stripe.
I exported the pool (T1), and imported it into the new system.
I brought in some new drives, and created a new pool (T2) (mirrored this time).
Then I began transferring my data via Rsync pulls to the new pool.
All of my data has moved over, but I'm unable to create jails in this new pool.
When attempting to assign the jails I'll get this error:
Then, any subsequent attempts will get this one:
When I run zfs mount, the only point for the T2 pool I see is the root directory. None of the iocage, or systems directories.
I'm assuming that since I had sent the data over before anything had happened with the pool (beyond basic setup), that iocage wasn't properly in place.
Thus I have a directory called iocage but not an actually functioning iocage.
Thoughts or suggestions on how to get me out of this pickle?
Big thanks in advance if anyone can help me out!
I keep running into this issue as I transition my system to a bigger, larger operation.
I was running an old spare-parts setup with too many drives all in stripe.
I exported the pool (T1), and imported it into the new system.
I brought in some new drives, and created a new pool (T2) (mirrored this time).
Then I began transferring my data via Rsync pulls to the new pool.
All of my data has moved over, but I'm unable to create jails in this new pool.
When attempting to assign the jails I'll get this error:
Then, any subsequent attempts will get this one:
When I run zfs mount, the only point for the T2 pool I see is the root directory. None of the iocage, or systems directories.
I'm assuming that since I had sent the data over before anything had happened with the pool (beyond basic setup), that iocage wasn't properly in place.
Thus I have a directory called iocage but not an actually functioning iocage.
Thoughts or suggestions on how to get me out of this pickle?
Big thanks in advance if anyone can help me out!