ZFS shouldn't panic. It should report errors in the pool then a
scrub should be able to repair it.
Rebuilding a pool is not possible for one of the systems that I
manage which is is 2.2PB and 232 hard drives as the funds required
would huge. Scrubs take several days to complete.
Stefan, you should probably open a upstream bug with OpenZFS:
https://github.com/openzfs/zfs
I searched the issues and I didn't see this problem reported.
ZFS has no fsck since it's supposed be always in a consistent state
and therefore does not need one.
Guess I will need to be very careful upgrading to 2.3.2.
Chris
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