Hi,

  I would be very aware of the issues with zfs send/recv I have posted here and 
to illumos discuss before performing either activity.  If you have an OI 151aN 
series install I would be cautious thinking you can zfs send/receive data 
between them.  We have found that newer hipster/Omni releases carry something 
new in filesystems created that means that we cannot send datasets to ZFSoL, 
older (151aN) OI releases without some sort of deadlock in zfs recv.

  We’re at a bit of a standstill until something comes up explaining this.  
It’s unclear to me whether or not it’s a bug in older systems or in the newer 
ones, or, if it’s something that should have caused a zfs version bump since 
clearly the older systems cannot recv filesystems from later releases.

Joe

On 11/7/16, 8:21 PM, "Bob Friesenhahn" <[email protected]> wrote:

On Mon, 7 Nov 2016, Harry Putnam wrote:
>
> I have another pair of matching mirrored disks with the main data, but
> still plenty of room on that setup to send/receive the zfs fs I do
> have on the rpool disk.
>
> Then I could just leave those data discs out of the install,
> incorporating them after.
>
> I seem to remember there being some technique to do that.
>
> Something you do prior to shutdown preceding a new install that allows
> to retrieve them after...?

If you keep your data on different disks than the root pool, then just 
due 'zpool export' and then later 'zpool import'.

Thanks for asking this question.  I am also thinking about update vs 
install.

Bob
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