How Do I Mount a Zfs File System in Linux?
Contents How Do I Mount a Zfs File System? File Systems Are Mounted Under /Path, Where Path Is the Name of the File System. You Can Override the Default Mount...
How do I mount a ZFS file system?
File systems are mounted under /path , where path is the name of the file system. You can override the default mount point by using the zfs set command to set the mountpoint property to a specific path. ZFS automatically creates the specified mount point, if needed, and automatically mounts the associated file system.
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How do you mount an existing ZFS pool?
If you run the command sudo zfs get all it should list all the properties of you current zfs pools and file systems. One of those properties, if correctly set, should be mountpoint=. That will make zfs mount your data pool in to a designated foo_mount point of your choice.
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