Should be easy ....
zpool status -l rpool
or zpool status -v
or so I thought .
My issue is we're running Solaris 10 on a HP DL380 G5 and I suspect the non native hardware is confusing things.
We have 2x zpools, one of which is made up of several disks.
However, when I run zpool status -l rpool
it just lists a single disk.
We have reason to believe a disk is failing or has failed and want to remove it from the zpool but can't list the physical disks ....
What can I do?
Martin
Asked by singlespeedbeard
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Dec 8, 2014, 02:23 PM
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