I’m trying to use the new Instances tab on TrueNAS 25.04-RC.1.
I can’t see it anywhere on my designated pool…
If I need to migrate it to somewhere else, how to do it?
Thanks.
I’m trying to use the new Instances tab on TrueNAS 25.04-RC.1.
I can’t see it anywhere on my designated pool…
If I need to migrate it to somewhere else, how to do it?
Thanks.
zfs list -t volume
admin@truenas[~]$ zfs list -t volume
zsh: command not found: zfs
Try sudo zfs list when you’re using the admin account
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
Apps/.ix-virt/custom/default_ubuntu-24.04.2-live-server-amd64.iso.iso 3.00G 433G 3.00G -
Apps/.ix-virt/virtual-machines/ubuntu-server.block 4.24G 433G 4.24G -
I can’t see my VM root disk on TrueNAS GUI.
If I need to migrate it to another server, how to do it?
Why use sudo
when root privileges are not necessary? This “problem” is a simple matter if the search path. Type /sbin/zfs ...
and all is well. Unix 101, seriously this time.
Or edit your users .profile, .bashrc or whatever matches the shell and add /sbin
to the path.
Like with any instance of ZFS datasets or volumes from one machine to another one:
root# zfs send Apps/.ix-virt/virtual-machines/ubuntu-server.block | gzip -c | ssh root@my.new.server "gzip -dc | zfs receive Apps/.ix-virt/virtual-machines/ubuntu-server.block"
For volumes you do not even need to create a snapshot, because one will be created automatically by zfs send
.