Re: ZFS port to FreeBSD: 2nd patchset available.

"zpool create home /dev/ad1s1g" gives me a core dump.
fresh upgraded CURRENT as of today (from SNAPTSHOP feb), zfs patch from
your patch directory.
Is there anything I did wrong?
I can send you ktrace.out or coredumps...
gdb and backtrace told me nothing, although I have compiled zpool and
libs with -ggdb.

regards,
-Dennis

Pawel Jakub Dawidek schrieb:
> Hi.
>
> I'd like to announce availability of the second ZFS patchset for FreeBSD.
> And the begining I'd like to thank everyone who reported problems or
> success stories. This is very important, because:
> 1. Seeing people interested in ZFS for FreeBSD gives me great motivation
>    to spend more time on coding. It is much appreciated!
> 2. I'm not able to test everything by myself.
>
> List of changes against the 1st patchset:
> - Full NFS support including automatic snapshots export and zfs(1)
>   control. Don't forget to run mountd(8) with two exports files:
>   /etc/exports and /etc/zfs/exports.
> - Missing atomic operations were taken from OpenSolaris, which
>   eliminates global mutex protection. This improves performance a bit.
> - Added various sysctls to vfs.zfs tree.
> - Implemented kstat functionality from OpenSolaris based on our sysctls.
>   Try 'sysctl kstat'.
> - ztest, zdb and libzpool are now compilable again and work.
> - Access protection cleanups. ZFS pass all fstest regression tests
>   (available in HEAD under src/tools/regression/fstest/). It doesn't use
>   suser(9) anymore, only priv(9) KPI.
> - Fixed bug preventing ZFS file systems mount via:
> 	# mount -t zfs name /mountpoint
> - Fixed orphan event handling in vdev_geom.
> - Added BIO_FLUSH support for ZVOL providers.
> - Many, many other bug fixes and cleanups.
>
> The patch is available at:
>
> 	http://people.freebsd.org/~pjd/patches/zfs_20070303.patch.bz2
>
> To apply and compile the patch, enter your src directory and:
>
> 	# patch -p0 < /path/to/zfs_20070303.patch
> 	# make kernel   <-- compiles and install patched kernel and
> 	                    zfs module
> 	# cd cddl
> 	# make && make install   <-- compiles and install userland
> 	                             utilities and libraries
>
> Please report any problems ('it works without problems!' is nice too).
>
> Good luck.
>
>