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I am seeing this issue posted a lot in the forums: A zpool add/replace command is run, for example: zpool add archive spare c2t0d2 invalid vdev specification use ''-f'' to override the following errors: /dev/dsk/c2t1d7s0 is part of active ZFS pool archive. Please see zpool(1M). (-f just says: the following errors must be manually repaired:) Also, when running format and selecting this disk, the same error message is printed about the c2t1d7s0 device. In my case, I am running the current arcmsr driver for an Ar...

...that I have a choice and it was hard to decide on which one was going to be at the top of the totem pole. From now on I only want JBOD! Works even better when I export each disk in my array as a single raid0 x14 then create the zpool :) #zpool create -f vol0 c2t1d12 c2t1d11 c2t1d10 c2t1d9 c2t1d8 c2t1d7 c2t1d6 c2t1d5 c2t1d4 c2t1d3 c2t1d2 c2t1d1 c2t1d0 spare c2t1d13 > >> The storedge shelf has 14 FC 72gb disks attached to a solaris snv_68. >> >> I was thinking that since I cant export all the disks un-raided out to the >> solaris system that I would instead: >> &...