> From: Thommy M. Malmström [mailto:[email protected]]
>
> Thanks for your suggestion guys. The zpool import -f didn't help BUT so far
> I had not physically attached the important disks, those with all my
> digital images. I tried that today and zpool import saw that pool, thank
> FSM.
Sorry I didn't read this thread till today - The first thing is, you *must* be
able to see the disks via
sudo format -e < /dev/null
If they're not there, reboot, make sure they're enabled in BIOS, and
sudo devfsadm -Cv
After that, they should be visible, or else you're missing a driver.
After that, the import should work, unless you were doing something funny like
using partitions or other sub-components.
> You suggest I install for least trouble? I'm open for suggestions and I
> have no problems with command line versions. My main wish is long term
> reliability. Should I even consider Solaris 11?
SmartOS for home file server, Openindiana Desktop for home workstation,
Openindiana Desktop for virtualization server, Oracle Solaris if you want
commercial support... And I certainly wouldn't outrule Nexenta.
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