I am to silly to mount a zpool while boot

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Am 01.03.2013 23:59, schrieb Freddie Cash:
> What's the output of:
>
> zfs get mountpoint tank/home
>
>
> On Fri, Mar 1, 2013 at 2:31 PM, tech mailinglists 
> <mailinglists.tech at gmail.com <mailto:mailinglists.tech at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     Am 01.03.2013 13:03, schrieb Peter Maloney:
>
>         For the mount, don't use fstab. use:
>
>         zfs set mountpoint=/home poolname/path/to/dataset
>
>         And for the import, add
>
>         zfs_enable="YES"
>
>         to rc.conf.
>
>
>         And I think that's it. (all my FreeBSD systems are pure zfs,
>         so not sure
>         what troubles you would get if you had UFS on root)
>
>
>         On 2013-03-01 12:26, tech mailinglists wrote:
>
>             Hello all,
>
>             I think that I only can be an idiot to get in such a
>             problem but I am
>             not able to mount a zpool via fstab while boot.
>
>             I have a FreeBSD i386 PV Xen DomU running with 3 disks
>             xbd0 (ext2 for
>             /boot), xbd1 (UFS for /) and xbd2 (ZFS/zpool with name
>             home to mount
>             at /home).
>
>             I now tried everything I could find. So my fstab entry
>             looks like this:
>
>             home            /home   zfs     rw,late 0       0
>
>             The real problem is that after a reboot the zpool is no longer
>             imported, I really don't know why I always have to
>             reimport the pool
>             via zpool import -d /dev home. Because of this the
>             filesystem never
>             can be mounted via fstab while boot and I get dropped into
>             a shell
>             where I need to do this always manually.
>
>             So why the pool always isn't imported after boot and how
>             can I solve this issue?
>
>             And is the fstab entry correct itself? So would it work
>             when the pool
>             gets imported with it's name befor the fstab entry is parsed?
>
>             Hope that someone give me a few hints or a solution.
>
>             Best Regards
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>
>
>     Hello all,
>
>     a few of the things I already had done. But the real problem is I
>     think that the pool doesn't get imported automatically. I read
>     that ZFS searches in special directories when it tries to import.
>     So is there a way to set an option which says that it should
>     search in /dev? I always have to do this after reboot:
>
>     zpool import -d /dev tank
>
>     Than tank (pool) gets mounted at /tank and the zvol tank/home gets
>     mounted on /home.
>
>     So I think that the import of the zpool fails. I have set
>     zfs_enable="YES" in /etc/rc.conf also zfs_load=YES as boot
>     parameter which gets shown in kenv and commented out the fstab
>     entry. So I read that the import normally should work
>     automatically when the module is loaded and zfs is enabled but I
>     think the fact that my pool is located on /dev/xbd2 is the problem.
>
>     Best Regards
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>
>
> -- 
> Freddie Cash
> fjwcash at gmail.com <mailto:fjwcash at gmail.com>

The mountpoint of tank/home is set to /home. The output looks like this:

NAME       PROPERTY    VALUE       SOURCE
tank/home  mountpoint  /home       local

Best Regards