zpool disk list (view)

[Andres Gonzalez]

Hi, is there anyway when executing zpool list to view the disk like "da0" instead of "gptid/c075491b-3080-11e5-ab85-00259063ca2b" ?

Thanks.

 

[Chris Moore]

Hi, is there anyway when executing zpool list to view the disk like "da0" instead of "gptid/c075491b-3080-11e5-ab85-00259063ca2b" ?

Thanks.

There are many ways to find this but the way that is best depends on why you are looking. What do you really want to know?

 

[Andres Gonzalez]

There are many ways to find this but the way that is best depends on why you are looking. What do you really want to know?

In the GUI: Storage -> View Disk I see the disks like "da0", "da1" and so on, I would like to "match" e.g. "da0" with the corresponding CLI zpool status output (e.g. gptid/c075491b-3080-11e5-ab85-00259063ca2b"), or better that zpool status output be "da0" instead of gptid format.
IDK if I'm clear :)

 

[Chris Moore]

In the GUI: Storage -> View Disk I see the disks like "da0", "da1" and so on, I would like to "match" e.g. "da0" with the corresponding CLI zpool status output (e.g. gptid/c075491b-3080-11e5-ab85-00259063ca2b"), or better that zpool status output be "da0" instead of gptid format.
IDK if I'm clear :)

There is a script for that. Run it from the command line (ssh) and it will give you a list of the drives with the gptid next to them so you can see the relationship between the two.
Here is a link to where to find that: https://forums.freenas.org/index.ph...d-identification-and-backup-the-config.27365/

 

[Andres Gonzalez]

There is a script for that. Run it from the command line (ssh) and it will give you a list of the drives with the gptid next to them so you can see the relationship between the two.
Here is a link to where to find that: https://forums.freenas.org/index.ph...d-identification-and-backup-the-config.27365/

Ok, thanks !