On 02/22/21 06:02 PM, reader wrote:
Stephan Althaus <[email protected]> writes:
[...]
Have a look at "zpool get all" and "zfs get all".
If you create a new pool to be shared, use "zpool create -d " to
disable all of them.
Is creation the only time the `-d' operator is usable. I mean, for
example, can the functionality be disabled just before export?
Possibly making the pool more importable?
At any time after that you could enable features that are shared
amongst your OS Versions.
I am using used a pool with debian and with OI on the same host.
OK, good to hear but it does sound like it takes lots of close
attention.
thx
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Once a feature is used, it can't be disabled anymore.
So in real world you can only disable a feature on a newly created empty
pool
"zpool set feature...="(see man page) or if you just enabled a feature
seconds bofore.
"lots of close attention"
... the list of possible features is not *that* long,
but this is a very personal feeling ;-) ...
Greetings,
Stephan
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