PC-BSD single user startup with mounts.
Brandon Schneider
brandon.schneider at icloud.com
Fri Feb 27 05:13:18 UTC 2015
Alright so it looks like you just went with the defaults. What's the
issue in single user mode? Is it that you cannot write to the drives or
that they do not mount?
If they do not mount, do a "zfs mount -a" and that should mount them.
You will also need to do "mount -u /" so you can write to the
filesystem. You can also do "zfs set readonly=off tank" which may work
better for you since you have a lot of datasets. I can vouch for that
method, I don't normally use mount -u /.
On 2/26/2015 11:07 PM, reg at dwf.com wrote:
> Here we go:
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> Sorry. I meant a zfs list. Also don't forget to CC the list so this
> thread stays archived.
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> [reg at pcbsd] /usr/ports% zfs list
> NAME USED AVAIL REFER
> MOUNTPOINT
> tank 8.54G 79.6G 144K none
> tank/ROOT 6.81G 79.6G 144K none
> tank/ROOT/beforeUpdate-2015-02-18_18-23-13 8K 79.6G 4.86G /mnt
> tank/ROOT/beforeUpdate-2015-02-18_18-44-27 120K 79.6G 4.94G /mnt
> tank/ROOT/beforeUpdate-2015-02-18_18-51-06 8K 79.6G 4.99G /mnt
> tank/ROOT/default 6.81G 79.6G 6.50G /mnt
> tank/tmp 324K 79.6G 324K /tmp
> tank/usr 1.72G 79.6G 144K none
> tank/usr/home 13.7M 79.6G 13.5M
> /usr/home
> tank/usr/home/efranks 144K 79.6G 144K
> /usr/home/efranks
> tank/usr/jails 227M 79.6G 152K
> /usr/jails
> tank/usr/jails/.warden-template-10.1-RELEASE-amd64 227M 79.6G 225M
> /usr/jails/.warden-template
> -10.1-RELEASE-amd64
> tank/usr/obj 144K 79.6G 144K
> /usr/obj
> tank/usr/pbi 144K 79.6G 144K
> /usr/pbi
> tank/usr/ports 981M 79.6G 981M
> /usr/ports
> tank/usr/src 544M 79.6G 544M
> /usr/src
> tank/var 3.22M 79.6G 144K none
> tank/var/audit 160K 79.6G 160K
> /var/audit
> tank/var/log 424K 79.6G 424K
> /var/log
> tank/var/tmp 2.51M 79.6G 2.51M
> /var/tmp
> [reg at deneb ~]$
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