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After fixing most of #4385 we are trying cleanup things in Alpine Linux to include ZFS in our upcoming 3.4 release. I have applied most of the needed patches to the latest stable version, but when I reboot the zpool does not come online. Also a manual zpool import will result in a: cannot import 'tank': no such pool available
When I try to import specifying the cache file with -c I get: invalid or corrupt cache file contents: invalid or missing cache file
@clandmeter that's strange since the release branch receives by far the most testing and I haven't heard any similar reports. Have you tried using your patched version of the release branch on a non-Alpine Linux distribution to see if you can reproduce the issue?
@behlendorf seems after rebasing the patches to current stable version zpool import is working properly.
Thanks again for your help on getting this to work on musl/alpine.
After fixing most of #4385 we are trying cleanup things in Alpine Linux to include ZFS in our upcoming 3.4 release. I have applied most of the needed patches to the latest stable version, but when I reboot the zpool does not come online. Also a manual zpool import will result in a:
cannot import 'tank': no such pool available
When I try to import specifying the cache file with -c I get:
invalid or corrupt cache file contents: invalid or missing cache file
A strace when importing fails can be found here: http://tpaste.us/3Mjv
I also tried to compiled zfs tools from current master, and this does seem to allow importing again, so this seems only affected to latest stable.
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