zpool replace
, you want to run zpool add
. How excatly, depends on what the pool should look like in the end.Thats not a pool, but two log vdevs. And with the "logs" in your command it will add those two disks as SLOGs. So remove those SLOG disks again and add them as a new mirror.Thanks for your hel, I make this command and the result is a new 'pool' named logs
Do you know why ?
rpool remove sda
, rpool remove sdb
zpool remove rpool sda
, zpool remove rpool sdb
ls -la /dev/disk/by-id
zpool add -f rpool mirror /dev/disk/by-id/YourFirstNewDisk /dev/disk/by-id/YourSecondNewDisk
I have this return for the first command (-bash: rpool: command not found)Thats not a pool, but two log vdevs. And with the "logs" in your command it will add those two disks as SLOGs. So remove those SLOG disks again and add them as a new mirror.
1.) remove SLOG disks:rpool remove sda
,rpool remove sdb
2.) find out what the IDs of those sda and sdb disks are:ls -la /dev/disk/by-id
3.) add them as a new mirror:zpool add -f rpool mirror /dev/disk/by-id/YourFirstNewDisk /dev/disk/by-id/YourSecondNewDisk
Sorry, should be:I have this return for the first command (-bash: rpool: command not found)
Is it zpool ?
Thanks
zpool remove rpool sda
, zpool remove rpool sdb
Perfect, it's work!!!Sorry, should be:
1.) remove SLOG disks:zpool remove rpool sda
,zpool remove rpool sdb