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crystawth

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  1. You can use the userscripts plugin to automate the process of export/import. I don't know how to make the vms and dockers start after, but you might be able to include it in the script.
  2. well for the moment, I got it working by creating a user script to run zpool export <poolname> zpool import <poolname> on array start. Of course this means i can't autostart the VMs, since they're using ZFS for storage, but only a minor inconvenience. It populates the /dev/zvol directory and the drive assignments work properly. Not sure why it doesn't do this on system boot correctly, but if anyone else is using it this way, this is how i got around it.
  3. Has anyone played with zvols here? I've been toying with them and using them for hard disks in virtual machines, however, on reboot of unraid, they don't populate /dev/zvol/<poolname> like it should. It will show up properly when you first create the zvol, but not after reboot. #zfs create -V <size M/G/T> -s <poolname>/<zvolname> then run a ls -lh /dev/zvol/<poolname> it will show the name of your zvol there. This is to use for assigning it to a vm. However on reboot, that directory doesn't get created/populated.

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