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...o restore it. # cd /tmp # dd if=/dev/zero of=junk bs=1024k count=64 # zpool create junkpool /tmp/junk log your_new_log_device # zpool export junkpool ** Find your old disks ** You need one of your pool''s devices to read the vdev_label. It will generally look something like this /dev/rdsk/cXtXdXs0 (or cXdXs0). Check out the label with: # zdb -l /dev/rdsk/cXtXdXs0 (You can also find your old disks with zpool import on a livecd) ** Fix it up! ** For disk based log devices: # ./logfix /dev/rdsk/cXtXdXs0 /dev/rdsk/${your_new_log_device}s0 guid For file based log devices (this will be slow -- ge...

Kind of a newbie question here -- or I haven''t been able to find great search terms for this... Does ZFS recognize zpool members based on drive serial number or some other unique, drive-associated ID? Or is it based off the drive''s location (c0t0d0, etc). I''m wondering because I have a zpool set up across a bunch of drives and I am planning to move those drives to