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I’ve got two hard disks in my computer, and have installed Solaris 10u8 on the first and Opensolaris 2010.3 (dev onnv_134) on the second. Both systems uses ZFS and were independently created with a zpool name of ‘rpool’.
While running Solaris 10u8 on the first disk, how do I mount the second ZFS hard disk (at /dev/dsk/c1d1s0) on an arbitrary mount point (like /a) for diagnostics?
If you have upgraded your OpenSolaris zpool to a newer version, for example to take advantage of deduplication, you won’t be able to do it.
If there is no version issue, you can use that command:
Replace 3347820847789110672 (pool id) by the one displayed with “zpool import” with no other options.
If you need to mount the pool for diagnostic purposes, better to boot on a CD that contains the latest OpenSolaris distribution.