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manually set root pool name in <code>/etc/grub.d/10_linux</code> to get around of the problem. | manually set root pool name in <code>/etc/grub.d/10_linux</code> to get around of the problem. | ||
* Incomplete send/receive can cause ZFS systems to show permanent data errors. Run <code>zfs scrub</code> twice to remove the errors. | * Incomplete send/receive can cause ZFS systems to show permanent data errors. Run <code>zfs scrub</code> twice to remove the errors. | ||
* When having kernel module errors, check if the booted kernel is the latest - often it is because /boot was not loaded correctly during package update. | |||
Latest revision as of 06:08, 18 May 2022
Troubleshooting
- Currently, grub-probe often cannot return pool name. Until this patch is merged into upstream,
manually set root pool name in /etc/grub.d/10_linux to get around of the problem.
- Incomplete send/receive can cause ZFS systems to show permanent data errors. Run
zfs scrubtwice to remove the errors. - When having kernel module errors, check if the booted kernel is the latest - often it is because /boot was not loaded correctly during package update.