If there’s an altroot already set during the pool’s import, but then the user deliberately sets a mountpoint for the root dataset, you end up with the above.
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I think this is it, everything is working as normal now! Thank you!
CoadNas% sudo zfs mount | grep main
main /mnt/main
CoadNas% sudo zfs get mountpoint main
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
main mountpoint /mnt/main default
CoadNas% sudo zfs get mountpoint,readonly main
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
main mountpoint /mnt/main default
main readonly off local
Only thing that doesnt look right is /mnt/main/main, it doesnt show up on zfs list:
Because the first “main” is a dataset, and the nested “main” is a folder.
I think now is a good time to read about ZFS’s concepts, and the differences between vdevs, pools, datasets, and folders.
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That sounds like a very good idea. Again, Thank You.
