Difference between revisions of "Windows import"
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| − | + | Current OpenZFS 2.3.0 includes zed.exe that automounts pools again from | |
| − | + | "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\zpool.cache" | |
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=== Alternatives === | === Alternatives === | ||
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Important for removeable pools on USB:<br /> | Important for removeable pools on USB:<br /> | ||
| − | Always export prior disconnect or pool is in suspended mode: | + | Always export prior disconnect or pool is in suspended mode:<br /> |
| − | This can only be | + | |
| + | This can only be fixed by a reboot/reset. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:06, 11 February 2025
Import[edit]
Current OpenZFS 2.3.0 includes zed.exe that automounts pools again from "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\zpool.cache"
Alternatives[edit]
Wowfunhappy commented 9 hours ago • For what it's worth, I'm currently using task scheduler to import my pool on startup. Open Task Scheduler → Action → Create Task: • General: • Name: Mount [pool name] • Run with highest privileges: Enabled • Triggers → New → Begin the task: At log on • Actions → New • Action: Start a program • Program/script: zpool • Add arguments: import [any additional options you want] [pool name]
As an option especially for backup pools on USB (poolname usb)
Create a file import_usb.bat on desktop with content
- zpool import -f usb
- cls
- zpool list
- timeout /t 5
Create a file export_usb.bat on desktop
- zpool export -f usb
- cls
- zpool list
- timeout /t 5
Create a file pool_status.bat on desktop
- cls
- zpool list
- timeout /t 5
Start the scripts with a mouse right click -> as admin
Important for removeable pools on USB:
Always export prior disconnect or pool is in suspended mode:
This can only be fixed by a reboot/reset.
