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You've failed to mention any details which would allow us to look into what's going wrong, like your distro or version of ZFS. I've not seen it hang indefinitely before - usually the import command will complain if something isn't there but was in the cachefile, but it shouldn't block boot, I believe...if it's doing that, then I suspect the import command is hanging on something, and the question becomes what. (The reason the question becomes that is, if it's blocking in the kernel, as I suspect it would be, then even if systemd wants to kill it it will fail until the command leaves the kernel.) I wouldn't expect |
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When I decided to take a pool out and put it elsewhere, the system would not boot unless I plug the pool back in. The boot messages hang at:
And as there is no limit, the system never boots. I am wondering if there is anything I could do to allow booting with missing cached pools.
I have tried appending
rootdelay
to grub but no avail. And I also realize that ZFS_INITRD_POST_MODPROBE_SLEEP='10' or ZFS_AUTOIMPORT_TIMEOUT='10' might help but it is also said that these were deprecated and removed so I have not tried those yet. Do we have any clue on whether they still work? Or any other way to achive that?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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