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What about .. you mounted your system disk and an external drive on another system and now you put it back in your laptop it won’t boot because some pool thing
by totetsu 1y ago
What about .. you mounted your system disk and an external drive on another system and now you put it back in your laptop it won’t boot because some pool thing got changed.
- anotherhue 1y agoYou might have changed the hostid, and it refuses to mount it as a safety precaution. IIRC it's a quick fix. https://wiki.lustre.org/Protecting_File_System_Volumes_from_Concurrent_Access https://wiki.lustre.org/Protecting_File_System_Volumes_from_...
- E39M5S62 1y agoUse ZFSBootMenu, it automatically corrects hostid issues each boot by passing spl.spl_hostid to the kernel, matching the value set on the pool itself.