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Start a ZFS pool wihout an array (6.12 rc7)


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As the title suggests, I'm testing out some scrap drives while I wait for my new 16TB ones to preclear.  No whammies this time!!  And yes, I did check and they covered under Seagate's 5yr warranty!

 

Anyway, I created a pool of 4 8tb drives, assigned the first one to be ZFS with Raidz1.  I had thought that's all I needed to do to start the array, but it's grayed out and tells me that there's no drives in the array.  So....  did I misunderstand and the drives HAVE to be listed in the array and then I can somehow make them ZFS during the startup sequence?  Currently, I have them in the array and about to push "start" but wanted to check here first.  I have a feeling they'll just come up as Unraid OS and not ZFS. 

 

 

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15 minutes ago, yoleska said:

As the title suggests, I'm testing out some scrap drives while I wait for my new 16TB ones to preclear.  No whammies this time!!  And yes, I did check and they covered under Seagate's 5yr warranty!

 

Anyway, I created a pool of 4 8tb drives, assigned the first one to be ZFS with Raidz1.  I had thought that's all I needed to do to start the array, but it's grayed out and tells me that there's no drives in the array.  So....  did I misunderstand and the drives HAVE to be listed in the array and then I can somehow make them ZFS during the startup sequence?  Currently, I have them in the array and about to push "start" but wanted to check here first.  I have a feeling they'll just come up as Unraid OS and not ZFS. 

 

 

Currently you need to have at least one device in the array. I use a single small usb flash drive. 

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