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ZFS 01by msknight5672 views- 6:02
ZFS 03by msknight5532 views
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ZFS 02by msknight5539 views
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Server Build - Part 3by msknight51,224 views
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FreeBSD ZFS install in 4 minuteby shaposhnikoff1,346 views
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ZFS zpool scrub visualizationby growse826 views
@damoos In this case, no, because it would have overwritten the boot partition and the other hard disk wouldn't have been bootable. Creating and giving it the slice, instead of the whole hard disk, seems to be the only way of doing this.
msknight5 2 years ago
Could you not just have run zpool attach -f c7d0s0 c19d0s0 ? And avoided all the re-partitioning ?
damoos 2 years ago