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Wow. That sounds like something isn't configured quite right. Or perhaps ZFS just isn't as well "integrated" on CentOS. All of my Linux machines with ZFS are r

Wow. That sounds like something isn't configured quite right. Or perhaps ZFS just isn't as well "integrated" on CentOS. All of my Linux machines with ZFS are running Arch Linux (as well as a few servers running FreeBSD) and I don't have to do anything special. For example, I'll update them every few days (or whenever I don't mind having to "re-open" all my applications, tabs, etc.) and I just run "pacaur -Syyu", have it update everything, and reboot when it's done. It starts back up, I enter in my FDE passphrase, and it boots right up.

vetinari 9y ago
It is actually a known issue between ZoL and GRUB: https://github.com/zfsonlinux/grub/issues/5 https://github.com/zfsonlinux/grub/issues/5 zpool status will show only basename component of the device name and grub will look for it in /dev only. As I created the pool with ata-* device names, which are constant per device, it will of course fail, because they are in the /dev/by-id/ and grub is not looking for them there. Next time there is a kernel update, I' going to try the env variable mentioned in the august 2017 comment. Hopefully it will work right.