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I doubt you can use that to umount the device.

We know that during Live Update the BE and the new BE share the same swap so, in a crash situation, it could be either BE holding the swap open...

Yes, I'm puzzled too.



Does anything happen if you:

# swap -d <each of the above>

from Global zone. Clutching at straws now!

I've been messing about with this here on my own system and trying to work this out as we go along!

It appears that swapfiles created (eg, using 'mkfile') are not supported on ZFS filesystem. ...

Also, is this swap area listed in /etc/vfstab to mount at boot time?

Can you go into that directory /zoneroot/spahwfm1/lu again and use some other 'ls' switches like '-b' (unprintable character display) and '-i' (print inode numbers) to check again whether there's a...

From global zone can you try:


# /usr/sbin/swap -d /zoneroot/spahwfm1/lu


using full path of swap command in case you've got another swap command in your path.

Just covering...

Hmmmmm...............

You posted,

Is it really? Can you check that out. If it is a directory, is there anything in it?

On Solaris 10 local zone swap space is inherited from the global zone. So the swap you are trying to manipulate should show up there.

This swap space is obviously still in use so you probably need...