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Remove the zfs snapshot keeping the original volume and clone
Post 302341904 by fugitive on Friday 7th of August 2009 01:13:06 AM
08-07-2009
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2. Created clone from snapshot.
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4. Snapshot of cloned ZFS filesystem.
5. Attempted to promote clone ZFS and get error message. See below.
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