HP XP P9500 Storage - Manual (Page 172)

Migrating data under the rpool/export directory to a ZFS boot disk
environment
Migrate data under the rpool/export directory to a ZFS boot disk
environment. Before the migration, back up data under the rpool/export
directory located in the local boot disk environment before the migration.
Otherwise, you will not be able to restarte the system in the local boot disk
environment before the migration.
1
.
Execute the zfs snapshot command to create a snap shot of the rpool/
export directory in the local boot disk environment before the migration.
# zfs snapshot -r rpool/[email protected]
2
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Execute the zfs send and zfs receive commands to copy data under
the /export directory of the snapshot you created to the root pool
(hdlmpool) in the ZFS boot disk environment after the migration.
# zfs send -vRp rpool/[email protected] | zfs receive -uvdF
hdlmpool
3
.
Execute the zfs list command to make sure the data is copied to the
root pool (hdlmpool) in the ZFS boot disk environment after the
migration.
# zfs list -r hdlmpool
Make sure the /export directory and the /export/home directory are
displayed.
4
.
Execute the zfs destroy command to delete data under the rpool/
export directory before the migration.
If the rpool/export directory exists before the migration, the rpool/
export directory that existed before the migration is mounted first when
the system is restarted, and mounting the hdlmpool/export directory
after the migration might fail.
# zfs destroy -f -r rpool/export
5
.
Execute the zfs list command to make sure data under the rpool/
export directory before the migration is deleted.
# zfs list -r rpool
6
.
Execute the init command and restart the host.
# init 6
Do not use the reboot command to restart the host.
7
.
Execute the beadm list command to make sure the system is booted
from the migrated boot device (hdlmboot).
Make sure NR is shown in the Active column of the hdlmboot row for the
migrated boot device.
# beadm list
BE Active Mountpoint Space Policy Created
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