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migrate complete OS from v240 to v440
Post 302169670 by reborg on Friday 22nd of February 2008 03:06:50 AM
02-22-2008
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The flar doesn't retain the mirror or the ZFS (at least Solaris 10 10/06 didn't retain ZFS, haven't tried with 08/07). You'd have to remirror the box and recreate the pools.
One method that may be unpopular here
that I have used in the past, is simply moving the HDs from the v240 to the v440. As long as the disks show on the same c*t*d*, you should be good to go.
One method that may be unpopular here
that I have used in the past, is simply moving the HDs from the v240 to the v440. As long as the disks show on the same c*t*d*, you should be good to go.Flar does not retain zfs, nor svm configurations, and it is not intended to. A set ZFS disks encapsulates all of the information needed to import the pool, so one would normally either backup and recreate the pool and restore the data on the new pool, or move the disks ( even between dissimilar hardware).
If you use jumpstart you can recreate the SVM information at install time, but not the zpool and zfs filesystems.
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