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How to mount a hard drive with zfs in MacOS?
Hello everyone! Who has experience mounting a disk with zfs in MacOS, share your experience. I installed the openzfs package via brew, but I did not find in the product dock how to mount a partition with this system. The doc shows how to create a pool, expand, etc.
I tried with the standard mount command with an explicit indication of the final fs with the -t key, but a strange error File not found gets out. Who mounted, please help)
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The issue was resolved with the zpool import command. If the volume has not been exported, just add the -f switch.
File not found indicates that the file that mounts the FS was not found. When you run mount -t nfs for example, then mount_nfs is started, when mount -t ntfs, then mount_ntfs is started.
When you run mount -t zfs, the system looks for a mount_zfs file that it can't find.
This is the first moment.
Second. ZFS is mounted on via mount, and via zfs mount.
Try to mount zfs mount
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