System_Dataset

config does not require entering properties or arguments. Enter the command and then press Enter.

config returns a table showing information about the current system dataset pool as well as the path for system log storage.

From the CLI prompt, enter:

system system_dataset config

Press Enter.

system system_dataset config
+----------+----------------------------------+
|       id | 1                                |
|     pool | tank                             |
|     uuid | ae32c386e13840b2bf9c0083275e7941 |
|   uuid_b | <null>                           |
| pool_set | true                             |
| basename | tank/.system                     |
|   uuid_a | ae32c386e13840b2bf9c0083275e7941 |
|     path | /var/db/system                   |
+----------+----------------------------------+

pool_choices has one optional property, include_current_pool (default true). If false the query excludes the current system dataset pool.

pool_choices returns a table containing all available pools.

From the CLI prompt, enter:

system dataset pool_choices include_current_pool=true

Where true is a boolean value.

Press Enter.

system system_dataset pool_choices include_current_pool=true
+-----------+-----------+
| boot-pool | boot-pool |
|      tank | tank      |
|     tank2 | tank2     |
+-----------+-----------+

update has one required property, pool, and one optional property, pool_exclude. Use pool_choices to view the available pool options for either property.

update returns the percent complete status of the update.

From the CLI prompt, enter:

system system_dataset update pool="Tank" pool_exclude="Tank2"

Where Tank is the name of a valid pool to host the system dataset and Tank2 is the name of a pool to remove from the options for automatic system dataset selection, if pool is not provided.

Press Enter.

system system_dataset update pool="Tank" pool_exclude="Tank2"
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