April 26, 20242 yr Hello So I've tried to change the RAM allocation of the ZFS cache drive and it seems that it broke everything. my single ZFS cache drive is unmountable. I have managed to return the values of /etc/modprobe.d/zfs.conf to the previous ones (thorugh editing the /config/modprobe.d/zfs.conf), but it is still unmountable. in the terminal, the response to: zpool list is The ZFS modules are not loaded. Try running '/sbin/modprobe zfs' as root to load them. Any idea how to load these modules and get my zfs cache drive mounted again in the pool? Thank you very much! Jonsbo Diagnostics 20240427.zip
April 26, 20242 yr Author Just now, Kilrah said: Did you reboot after changing things back? yes, unfortunately it didn't work
April 26, 20242 yr Community Expert Solution Apr 26 14:24:41 Jonsbo kernel: zfs: `' invalid for parameter `zfs_arc_max' Apr 26 14:24:41 Jonsbo kernel: zfs: unknown parameter '6302227456' ignored Edit zfs.conf and remove the space before the value, should be: options zfs zfs_arc_max=6302227456 not options zfs zfs_arc_max= 6302227456
April 27, 20242 yr Author 7 hours ago, JorgeB said: Apr 26 14:24:41 Jonsbo kernel: zfs: `' invalid for parameter `zfs_arc_max' Apr 26 14:24:41 Jonsbo kernel: zfs: unknown parameter '6302227456' ignored Edit zfs.conf and remove the space before the value, should be: options zfs zfs_arc_max=6302227456 not options zfs zfs_arc_max= 6302227456 4 hours of fidgeting around just because of an extra space 😞 Thank you very much! It worked!
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