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Fix the problem in my case the following string: ACTION=="add|change", KERNEL=="dm-*", OPTIONS:="nowatch" in file /etc/udev/rulesd/90-fixdm.rules and then command: systemctl restart udev

Fix the problem in my case the following string: ACTION=="add|change", KERNEL=="dm-*", OPTIONS:="nowatch" in file /etc/udev/rulesd/90-fixdm.rules and then command: systemctl restart udev

Be carefull and do not destroy needed disk, as it was in my case:(. And now I know about is my backup working or not.

I have had the similar situation on test server with undestroyable "vm-137-disk-2" that was not mount, without any snapshots and VM 137 did not exist from long ago: >zfs destroy -r -f rpool/data/vm-137-disk-2 cannot destroy 'rpool/data/vm-137-disk-2': dataset is busy I have fixed this with...