Hi,
on Mon, 21 Oct 2013 00:18:13 +0200, Robert Millan wrote:
> Did you create this pool yourself?
No, partman-base did while expert installation.
But I did a ZFS stripe installation prior, so the partitions were
"physical volume for ZFS".
/dev/ada0 - 2.0 TB Generic IDE
#1 primary 2.0 TB K zfs
/dev/ada1 - 2.0 TB Generic IDE
#1 primary 2.0 TB K zfs
/dev/ada2 - 2.0 TB Generic IDE
#1 primary 2.0 TB K zfs
/dev/ada3 - 2.0 TB Generic IDE
#1 primary 2.0 TB K zfs
> Debian installer always creates zpools within MSDOS partitions, in order
> to leave room for embedding. If you created a full-disk pool, GRUB
> doesn't support this setup AFAIK.
My new try... Deleting the partition tables of the 4 discs.
/dev/ada0 - 2.0 TB Generic IDE
pri/log 2.0 TB FREE SPACE
/dev/ada1 - 2.0 TB Generic IDE
pri/log 2.0 TB FREE SPACE
/dev/ada2 - 2.0 TB Generic IDE
pri/log 2.0 TB FREE SPACE
/dev/ada3 - 2.0 TB Generic IDE
pri/log 2.0 TB FREE SPACE
After selecting <Configure ZFS>, <Create ZFS pool>, name: "tank" and
selecting the 4 devices for the new ZFS pool, partman-base created a ZFS
stripe:
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
tank 106K 7.14T 31K none
There was no chance to select "Striped, Mirror, RAID-Z"!
If I delete the ZFS pool and re-created it without changing the
partitions, I'm able to select "RAID-Z" with parity level 2:
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
tank 139K 3.55T 44.8K none
But this will fail grub-installer.
What is a MSDOS partition
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