| 14 Mar 2025 |
 phaer | In a typical zfs setup, fstab doesn't reference the underlying devices but only the datasets (i.e. rpool/root, not /dev/disk/by-id/...) here.
the initrd pretty much does a zpool import on boot, so you should be good after zpool replace. (but no warranty and all ;)) | 15:46:25 |
| phaer | * In a typical zfs setup, fstab doesn't reference the underlying devices but only the datasets (i.e. rpool/root, not /dev/disk/by-id/...) here.
the initrd pretty much does a zpool import on boot, so you should be good after zpool replace. (but no warranty as usual ;)) | 15:46:32 |
 waltmck | I see. So I understand that it works roughly like: ZFS scans all storage devices for zfs disks, and then makes the pools it finds available which can be referred to by name in the legacy mount scripts? | 15:48:01 |
| phaer | Yes, exactly | 15:48:34 |
| phaer | Had missed that one before: but that's exactly how it is. It should be safe to re-run but as the license says: this software comes without warranty of any kind. So better check your backups ;) | 15:51:09 |
| phaer | Not a btrfs user myself, but the conflicting definitions do sound solvable. Do you have your config online somewhere? | 15:55:08 |
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