Hello, I have just upgraded to scale 25, found VMs disabled by incus because my pool name contains space.
Searched for solutions, suggested: export pool, than import using cli with arguments.
After importing, datasets page seemes fine, pools page says no pool found. Consulted GPT, it suggested:
This “kelnel mount” seemes important and maybe i shouldn’t mess with it.
Please help me to fix the mounting point, any advice are welcome, thanks in advance!
I do wish people would stop consulting ChatGPT and other dumb idiot AIs that simply parrot anything incorrect that anyone else has written!!!
We need to understand what your current pool status is in both Linux/ZFS and in the TrueNAS UI.
Please post screen shots of your UI Storage page (zoomed out so all pools are shown) and Datasets page with the tree collapsed to just the root entries.
Also post the results of the following commands each in its own </> box:
/sbin/zpool list
/sbin/zpool status -v
/sbin/zpool import
Once we have these we can decide what needs doing.
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ /sbin/zpool list
NAME SIZE ALLOC FREE CKPOINT EXPANDSZ FRAG CAP DEDUP HEALTH ALTROOT
Pool_0 72.8T 20.6T 52.1T - - 10% 28% 1.00x ONLINE /mnt
boot-pool 236G 6.10G 230G - - 12% 2% 1.00x ONLINE -
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ /sbin/zpool status -v
pool: Pool_0
state: ONLINE
status: Some supported and requested features are not enabled on the pool.
The pool can still be used, but some features are unavailable.
action: Enable all features using 'zpool upgrade'. Once this is done,
the pool may no longer be accessible by software that does not support
the features. See zpool-features(7) for details.
scan: scrub repaired 0B in 2 days 12:59:17 with 0 errors on Tue Jun 24 12:59:19 2025
config:
NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM
Pool_0 ONLINE 0 0 0
raidz1-0 ONLINE 0 0 0
46861107-d368-4602-8920-c6213fdb7f58 ONLINE 0 0 0
0a10b802-e882-4091-8e6d-3f05a35870ed ONLINE 0 0 0
c186f88b-92f5-4bf1-a9e3-7e26d0c5feab ONLINE 0 0 0
45d12a42-d968-4c1c-b84b-c4577607a037 ONLINE 0 0 0
raidz1-1 ONLINE 0 0 0
a448cef3-2e60-45cc-a288-5e7a68d2a534 ONLINE 0 0 0
fce7ddaa-0630-477a-a580-b27a9d3162d1 ONLINE 0 0 0
979e99ba-062d-4685-8811-2a273efd8b1e ONLINE 0 0 0
f8cc8b1a-9687-4905-9873-6fc6152b1e37 ONLINE 0 0 0
errors: No known data errors
pool: boot-pool
state: ONLINE
scan: scrub repaired 0B in 00:00:11 with 0 errors on Fri Jun 20 03:45:12 2025
config:
NAME STATE READ WRITE CKSUM
boot-pool ONLINE 0 0 0
mirror-0 ONLINE 0 0 0
nvme2n1p3 ONLINE 0 0 0
nvme3n1p3 ONLINE 0 0 0
errors: No known data errors
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ /sbin/zpool import
cannot discover pools: permission denied
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo /sbin/zpool import
no pools available to import
Also, just in case it is useful:
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo zfs list -o name,mountpoint,mounted | grep Pool_0
Pool_0 /mnt/mnt/Pool_0 yes
Pool_0/.system legacy yes
Pool_0/.system/configs-ae32c386e13840b2bf9c0083275e7941 legacy yes
Pool_0/.system/cores legacy yes
Pool_0/.system/netdata-ae32c386e13840b2bf9c0083275e7941 legacy yes
Pool_0/.system/nfs legacy yes
Pool_0/.system/samba4 legacy yes
Pool_0/ChenYZ /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ChenYZ yes
Pool_0/ChenYZ/chenyz /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ChenYZ/chenyz yes
Pool_0/Download /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/Download yes
Pool_0/Download/chenyz /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/Download/chenyz yes
Pool_0/Linux Live ISO - -
Pool_0/StableDiffusion_Files /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/StableDiffusion_Files yes
Pool_0/WPS_sync /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/WPS_sync yes
Pool_0/Windows VM - -
Pool_0/apps /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/apps yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/catalogs none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/default_volumes none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/k3s none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/k3s/kubelet none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/home-assistant yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/charts none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/home-assistant/volumes yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/config none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/media none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/pgBackup none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/pgData none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/qbittorrent yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/charts none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/qbittorrent/volumes yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes/config none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes/downloads none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/zerotier yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/charts none no
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/volumes /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/zerotier/volumes yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/volumes/ix_volumes none no
Pool_0/ix-apps /mnt/.ix-apps no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_configs none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent/config none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent/downloads none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/zerotier none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/zerotier/config none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/docker none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/truenas_catalog none no
Pool_0/openwrt - -
This should hopefully cause all datasets in the pool to inherit their mount points from the pool mountpoint. Once you have run this then run sudo zfs list Pool_0 again and see if the mount points have changed. If not then reboot and check again.
If after a reboot the mountpoints are still wrong, you can try:
sudo zfs set mountpoint=/mnt/Pool_0 Pool_0
which should change the root dataset location permanently and remount everything.
Thanks for help!
However, it seemes this command didnt work as expected…
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo zfs inherit -r Pool_0
[sudo] password for truenas_admin:
missing dataset argument
usage:
inherit [-rS] <property> <filesystem|volume|snapshot> ...
The following properties are supported:
PROPERTY EDIT INHERIT VALUES
available NO NO <size>
clones NO NO <dataset>[,...]
compressratio NO NO <1.00x or higher if compressed>
createtxg NO NO <uint64>
creation NO NO <date>
defer_destroy NO NO yes | no
encryptionroot NO NO <filesystem | volume>
filesystem_count NO NO <count>
guid NO NO <uint64>
keystatus NO NO none | unavailable | available
logicalreferenced NO NO <size>
logicalused NO NO <size>
mounted NO NO yes | no
objsetid NO NO <uint64>
origin NO NO <snapshot>
receive_resume_token NO NO <string token>
redact_snaps NO NO <snapshot>[,...]
refcompressratio NO NO <1.00x or higher if compressed>
referenced NO NO <size>
snapshot_count NO NO <count>
snapshots_changed NO NO <date>
type NO NO filesystem | volume | snapshot | bookmark
used NO NO <size>
usedbychildren NO NO <size>
usedbydataset NO NO <size>
usedbyrefreservation NO NO <size>
usedbysnapshots NO NO <size>
userrefs NO NO <count>
written NO NO <size>
aclinherit YES YES discard | noallow | restricted | passthrough | passthrough-x
aclmode YES YES discard | groupmask | passthrough | restricted
acltype YES YES off | nfsv4 | posix
atime YES YES on | off
canmount YES NO on | off | noauto
casesensitivity NO YES sensitive | insensitive | mixed
checksum YES YES on | off | fletcher2 | fletcher4 | sha256 | sha512 | skein | edonr | blake3
compression YES YES on | off | lzjb | gzip | gzip-[1-9] | zle | lz4 | zstd | zstd-[1-19] | zstd-fast | zstd-fast-[1-10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100,500,1000]
context YES NO <selinux context>
copies YES YES 1 | 2 | 3
dedup YES YES on | off | verify | sha256[,verify] | sha512[,verify] | skein[,verify] | edonr,verify | blake3[,verify]
defcontext YES NO <selinux defcontext>
devices YES YES on | off
direct YES YES disabled | standard | always
dnodesize YES YES legacy | auto | 1k | 2k | 4k | 8k | 16k
encryption NO YES on | off | aes-128-ccm | aes-192-ccm | aes-256-ccm | aes-128-gcm | aes-192-gcm | aes-256-gcm
exec YES YES on | off
filesystem_limit YES NO <count> | none
fscontext YES NO <selinux fscontext>
keyformat NO NO none | raw | hex | passphrase
keylocation YES NO prompt | <file URI> | <https URL> | <http URL>
logbias YES YES latency | throughput
longname YES YES on | off
mlslabel YES YES <sensitivity label>
mountpoint YES YES <path> | legacy | none
nbmand YES YES on | off
normalization NO YES none | formC | formD | formKC | formKD
overlay YES YES on | off
pbkdf2iters NO NO <iters>
prefetch YES YES none | metadata | all
primarycache YES YES all | none | metadata
quota YES NO <size> | none
readonly YES YES on | off
recordsize YES YES 512 to 1M, power of 2
redundant_metadata YES YES all | most | some | none
refquota YES NO <size> | none
refreservation YES NO <size> | none
relatime YES YES on | off
reservation YES NO <size> | none
rootcontext YES NO <selinux rootcontext>
secondarycache YES YES all | none | metadata
setuid YES YES on | off
sharenfs YES YES on | off | NFS share options
sharesmb YES YES on | off | SMB share options
snapdev YES YES hidden | visible
snapdir YES YES disabled | hidden | visible
snapshot_limit YES NO <count> | none
special_small_blocks YES YES zero or 512 to 1M, power of 2
sync YES YES standard | always | disabled
utf8only NO YES on | off
version YES NO 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | current
volblocksize NO YES 512 to 128k, power of 2
volmode YES YES default | full | geom | dev | none
volsize YES NO <size>
volthreading YES NO on | off
vscan YES YES on | off
xattr YES YES on | off | dir | sa
zoned YES YES on | off
userused@... NO NO <size>
groupused@... NO NO <size>
projectused@... NO NO <size>
userobjused@... NO NO <size>
groupobjused@... NO NO <size>
projectobjused@... NO NO <size>
userquota@... YES NO <size> | none
groupquota@... YES NO <size> | none
projectquota@... YES NO <size> | none
userobjquota@... YES NO <size> | none
groupobjquota@... YES NO <size> | none
projectobjquota@... YES NO <size> | none
written@<snap> NO NO <size>
written#<bookmark> NO NO <size>
Sizes are specified in bytes with standard units such as K, M, G, etc.
User-defined properties can be specified by using a name containing a colon (:).
The {user|group|project}[obj]{used|quota}@ properties must be appended with
a user|group|project specifier of one of these forms:
POSIX name (eg: "matt")
POSIX id (eg: "126829")
SMB name@domain (eg: "matt@sun")
SMB SID (eg: "S-1-234-567-89")
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo zfs inherit -r mountpoint Pool_0
[sudo] password for truenas_admin:
cannot unmount '/mnt/mnt/Pool_0': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/var/db/system': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/var/db/system/netdata': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/var/db/system/samba4': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/home-assistant': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/home-assistant/volumes': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/qbittorrent': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/qbittorrent/volumes': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications/releases/zerotier': pool or dataset is busy
Ah. Fortunately you got an error - because I had failed to consider that TrueNAS had some other datasets on here that have non standard mount-points. So apologies for me suggesting something stupid!!
Can you run /sbin/zfs list -r -o name,mountpoint,mounted Pool_0 and post the results so we can check whether anything was done?
First I made a checkpoint according to the walkthrough (better safe than sorry!)
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo zpool get checkpoint Pool_0
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
Pool_0 checkpoint - -
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo zpool checkpoint Pool_0
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo zpool status Pool_0 | grep checkpoint
checkpoint: created Wed Jun 25 22:28:57 2025, consumes 1.38M
After unmounting (un-forceful), “zfs inherit -r mountpoint” seemes to work, at least partially.
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo zfs unmount Pool_0
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo zfs inherit -r mountpoint Pool_0
cannot unmount '/var/db/system': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/var/db/system/netdata': pool or dataset is busy
cannot unmount '/var/db/system/samba4': pool or dataset is busy
However, as the other thread says exporting the pool via cli and import via gui to make changes permanent and let the middleware know, again i met with dataset busy.
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo zpool export Pool_0
cannot unmount '/var/db/system/samba4': pool or dataset is busy
The question is, should i forcefully unmount this dataset, and proceed with export-importing?
I have a checkpoint, but dunno whether the CoW mechanism can save me if i messed with this apparently system-related dataset.
When I am trying to help you - and especially after I have screwed up - please do NOT take your own actions. Mixing and matching actions from different solutions may screw things up completely.
We definitely need to fix a few things.
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/catalogs
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/default_volumes
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/k3s
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/k3s/kubelet
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/charts
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/config
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/media
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/pgBackup
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/pgData
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/charts
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes/config
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes/downloads
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/charts
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/volumes/ix_volumes
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=/mnt/.ix-apps Pool_0/ix-apps
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-apps/app_configs
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent/config
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent/downloads
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/zerotier
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/zerotier/config
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-apps/docker
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=none Pool_0/ix-apps/truenas_catalog
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=/mnt/Pool_0 Pool_0
Then run:
sudo zfs list -r -o name,mountpoint,mounted Pool_0
sudo zfs get -t filesystem -r mountpoint Pool_0
and post the results.
Assuming that the zfs list shows mountpoints all corrected (i.e. as per the original list except “/mnt/mnt” is now just “/mnt”) then a reboot should bring everything back - but let me double check before you reboot.
I have run those zfs set -u, they didnt report errors.
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo zfs list -r -o name,mountpoint,mounted Pool_0
NAME MOUNTPOINT MOUNTED
Pool_0 /mnt/mnt/Pool_0 yes
Pool_0/.system legacy yes
Pool_0/.system/configs-ae32c386e13840b2bf9c0083275e7941 legacy no
Pool_0/.system/cores legacy no
Pool_0/.system/netdata-ae32c386e13840b2bf9c0083275e7941 legacy yes
Pool_0/.system/nfs legacy no
Pool_0/.system/samba4 legacy yes
Pool_0/ChenYZ /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ChenYZ yes
Pool_0/ChenYZ/chenyz /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ChenYZ/chenyz yes
Pool_0/Download /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/Download yes
Pool_0/Download/chenyz /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/Download/chenyz yes
Pool_0/Linux Live ISO - -
Pool_0/StableDiffusion_Files /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/StableDiffusion_Files yes
Pool_0/WPS_sync /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/WPS_sync yes
Pool_0/Windows VM - -
Pool_0/apps /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/apps yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/catalogs none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/default_volumes none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/k3s none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/k3s/kubelet none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/charts none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/config none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/media none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/pgBackup none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/pgData none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/charts none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes/config none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes/downloads none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/charts none yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/volumes /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/volumes yes
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/volumes/ix_volumes none yes
Pool_0/ix-apps /mnt/mnt/.ix-apps no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_configs none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent/config none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent/downloads none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/zerotier none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/zerotier/config none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/docker none no
Pool_0/ix-apps/truenas_catalog none no
Pool_0/openwrt - -
truenas_admin@truenas[~]$ sudo zfs get -t filesystem -r mountpoint Pool_0
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
Pool_0 mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0 local
Pool_0/.system mountpoint legacy local
Pool_0/.system/configs-ae32c386e13840b2bf9c0083275e7941 mountpoint legacy inherited from Pool_0/.system
Pool_0/.system/cores mountpoint legacy inherited from Pool_0/.system
Pool_0/.system/netdata-ae32c386e13840b2bf9c0083275e7941 mountpoint legacy local
Pool_0/.system/nfs mountpoint legacy inherited from Pool_0/.system
Pool_0/.system/samba4 mountpoint legacy local
Pool_0/ChenYZ mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ChenYZ inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ChenYZ/chenyz mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ChenYZ/chenyz inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/Download mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/Download inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/Download/chenyz mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/Download/chenyz inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/StableDiffusion_Files mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/StableDiffusion_Files inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/WPS_sync mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/WPS_sync inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/apps mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/apps inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/catalogs mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/default_volumes mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/k3s mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/k3s/kubelet mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/charts mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/config mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/media mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/pgBackup mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/home-assistant/volumes/ix_volumes/pgData mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/charts mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes/config mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/qbittorrent/volumes/ix_volumes/downloads mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/charts mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/volumes mountpoint /mnt/mnt/Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/volumes inherited from Pool_0
Pool_0/ix-applications.broken/releases/zerotier/volumes/ix_volumes mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-apps mountpoint /mnt/mnt/.ix-apps local
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_configs mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent/config mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/qbittorrent/downloads mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/zerotier mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-apps/app_mounts/zerotier/config mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-apps/docker mountpoint none local
Pool_0/ix-apps/truenas_catalog mountpoint none local
Thanks for replying!
SMB was already deactivated via gui.
For now, maybe I should not mix up solutions, but still let me thank you for your cordial help!
Still doesn’t look right. I ran some tests on my own system and because the zpool altroot is set to /mnt we need to omit that from the zfs set commands.
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=/Pool_0 Pool_0
sudo zfs set -u mountpoint=/.ix-apps Pool_0/ix-apps
Then sudo zfs list Pool_0 again.
P.S. The @winnielinnie reply was posted in parallel with my own saying please don’t mix solutions - so I wasn’t referring to this when I said that.
