Hello
After fully upgrading a node to 6.3 and latest kernel, 5.4.106-1 using ZFS pool for storage, some VMs are not booting due to a missing symlink from /dev/zvol/<poolname>/vm-<id>-disk-0 to /dev/zd<other id>.
There are more /dev/zd* devices than zvol vm disks.
How can I know what zd device corresponds to a virtual machine disk ID lacking the symlink?
I think I could create manually the link or make a dd in order to regenerate the VM or the ZFS pool.
There seems to be some kind of problem with ZFS because zpool scrub <poolname> seems to stay stalled and no scrub progress is shown in zpool list -v
Also, just after booting there are some kernel warnings like " INFO: task zpool:2083 blocked for more than 483 seconds."
Physical access to the device is working properly as I have had a dd of the whole device.
Thank you!
Regards
Javier
After fully upgrading a node to 6.3 and latest kernel, 5.4.106-1 using ZFS pool for storage, some VMs are not booting due to a missing symlink from /dev/zvol/<poolname>/vm-<id>-disk-0 to /dev/zd<other id>.
There are more /dev/zd* devices than zvol vm disks.
How can I know what zd device corresponds to a virtual machine disk ID lacking the symlink?
I think I could create manually the link or make a dd in order to regenerate the VM or the ZFS pool.
There seems to be some kind of problem with ZFS because zpool scrub <poolname> seems to stay stalled and no scrub progress is shown in zpool list -v
Also, just after booting there are some kernel warnings like " INFO: task zpool:2083 blocked for more than 483 seconds."
Physical access to the device is working properly as I have had a dd of the whole device.
Thank you!
Regards
Javier