"zpool list -v" is a bit more parseable than "zpool status". e.g.:
$ zpool list -Hv data
data 992G 913G 79.1G - 92% 1.00x ONLINE -
c1t1d0 248G 228G 19.6G -
c1t2d0 248G 228G 19.9G -
c1t3d0 248G 228G 20.0G -
c1t4d0 248G 228G 19.6G -
--matt
On Wed, Aug 6, 2014 at 5:28 PM, Harry Putnam via illumos-discuss <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Is there some handy way on oi to tell at a glance what disk or device
> the zfs filesystems are on.
>
> I know I could `zpool' status and get the device names but I mean
> something that can be done in one or two moves.
>
> Something on the order of df on linux does, where the first column
> shows the device names.
>
>
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