zfs discuss - Nov 2006 - Re: shareiscsi supports breaks booting when a ZFS /usr

filesystem is used
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Yep, another "hg pull", followed by a nighly recompile and bfu
fixed the problem.  The box don''t need libxml2.so or libz.so in
/lib any more to mount the zfs /usr filesystem.

I had pulled fresh sources on 2006-11-17, immediatelly before the
fix for 6494840 went in  ;-)
> I''ll need to check the exact date and bug number, but a fix has
=20
> already been made which should take care of this problem. libzfs now =20
> dlopens the iSCSI target library when needed.
>=20
> On Nov 20, 2006, at 3:25 AM, J=C3=BCrgen Keil wrote:
>=20
> > I''ve setup my opensolaris test box like this:
> >
> > - Root: UFS
> > - /usr: ZFS
> > - /opt: ZFS
> >
> > After bfu to opensolaris (2006-11-17), the system has become =20
> > unbootable.
> > Solaris fails to mount the /usr filesystem at boot.
> >
> > The "/sbin/mount /usr" commond fails with the error message
> >
> >   ld.so.1: zfs: fatal: libxml2.so.2: open failed: No such file or 
directory
=20
=20
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