Cleaning up ZFS

I have a Sun USS 7110 with some issues.  I have had to swap OS drives between machines, at one point the drives were formatted for Linux, etc... At the end of the day, the USS 7110 (basically a Sun x4200) is most useful as it's intended purpose, a Unified Storage Array - imagine that? ;-)

Anyhow... once you have the 2 OS drives configured correctly... go to work
# echo | format | awk '{ print $2 }'


DISKS="c0t5000CCA0002AF4B8d0
c0t5000CCA0002B33A0d0
c0t5000CCA0002CED64d0
c0t5000CCA0002D9A8Cd0
c0t5000CCA0002D9A44d0
c0t5000CCA0007AA6F4d0
c0t5000CCA0007ABB18d0
c0t5000CCA0007ABDBCd0
c0t5000CCA0007B632Cd0
c0t5000CCA0007B3934d0
c0t5000CCA00019B378d0
c0t5000CCA00031D8CCd0
c0t5000CCA000222E5Cd0
c0t5000CCA0002874C4d0"

#c0t5000CCA0002CE1C4d0  -- OS Drive
#c0t5000CCA00029536Cd0  -- OS Drive

for DISK in $DISKS
do
  echo "dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/rdsk/${DISK} bs=1024 count=72000"
  dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/rdsk/${DISK} bs=1024 count=72000
done


for DISK in $DISKS
do
  echo "echo \"y\" | fdisk ${DISK}"
  echo "y" | fdisk ${DISK}
done


format -e $DISK

lab
0
y
q

To scan for non-imported Zpools (seems strange to me)

uss01# zpool import