Re: System not booting after upgrade 14.3->14.4 with "ZFS: unsupported feature: com.klarasystems: vdev_zaps_v2"
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Date: Sat, 02 May 2026 16:23:11 UTC
On 30/04/2026 10:28, Johan Helsingius wrote: > Was doing an upgrade from 14.3-R7 to 14.4, and after the freebsd-update > install, the reboot fails with "ZFS: unsupported feature: > com.klarasystems: vdev_zaps_v2" It's an extension form Klara Inc :-) As no ZFS expert has turned up, I'll have a go. As you can probably guess, it's not supported in 14.4/OpenZFS. A ZAP is a key/value store and I assume Klara has an enhanced format one, and how you got it on what I assume is your root vdev is anyone's guess. You might be able to fix it by reinstalling the bootloader. Keep a backup of the bootloader before you reinstall it. Beyond that you're going beyond anything I've done myself. I assume you've tried everything possible to roll back? Boot from something else and try importing the zpool with "-o readonly=on" Try "zpool get feature@com.klarasystems:vdev_zaps_v2 zroot" or whatever the pool is called. Then, if you feel lucky, you may be able to set it to disabled (zpool set feature@com.klarasystems:vdev_zaps_v2=disabled zroot), export and reboot. This is a general fix for problem features and I have never been in the same situation as you have here with this one. I suggest you post the results at every stage and it might ring a bell with someone. Regards, Frank. P.S. I'm pretty sure this is not on any FreeBSD base system ever released - I wouldn’t know about FreeNAS? All I can think og is that someone ran zpool upgrade when the system was running on a Klara-patched version of ZFS and this set the flag, in which case I'd be fairly confident that turning the feature off as described above would do the trick - unless the enhanced ZAP has been used on the disk, in which case find what did it, boot from that, import your zpool R/O and dump all the important stuff to tape!