it resilvered fine, no errors, however in zpool status, I can see the new disk, yet it does not recognize the new size, and
when I try to
zpool set autoexpand=on pool_temp1
I get the expected error
cannot set property for pool : out of space.
how can I get the system to reconized the new size? devfsadm, reboot -r ?
I backed up the data in the pool, so could I just empty the data then try set autoexpand=on again?
first time attempting this, so sorry for basic question.
thanks.
You will not be able to set a property on zpool if that is the case, including autoexpand.
Are you able to delete old snapshots or data from those pools, then issue the command ?
Never have your pools above 90%, use zfs quota to limit the usage so you do not run in the same situation again.
Anything above 80% used space for databases and above 90ish% use space for static content is not recommended to have.
pool_temp1 199G 197G 1.56G 99% ONLINE -
pool_temp2 199G 20.9M 199G 0% ONLINE -
l.root > zpool set autoexpand=on pool_temp1
cannot set property for 'pool_temp1': out of space
You have new mail in /var/mail/root
deleted data, now 99% free- but same result
do I have to destroy and recreate?
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for some reason I can not get it to see the new disk , the new disk slice is 500 gig, but it is still seeing the old one that is 200g. do i have to destroy and re create using the new disk? i just thought replacing would do the trick.