How to Change Root Permissions in Truenas

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Hi I recently upgraded to Truenas. After upgrading the pool, I am not able to edit Pool Permissions. I was able to do this in freenas. The Problem is I have a Pool called "Audioville-Dell-01". Inside that I have several folders (More than 14 TB of Data). Initially I wasn't aware that I should create a dataset inside the Pool for sharing data. I was sharing the Pool via NFS and using it on all my macs. How do I edit permissions to root ? Or is it possible to create a new dataset and move all directories from pool into the new dataset from truenas shell ? Pls help
 
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From the CLI carefully issue this command on your Audioville-Dell-01 directory. The path must be edited to fit your machine.

chown -R root:wheel /mnt/tank/Audioville-Dell-01
 
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Thank you. Is there a way to make a new dataset and move the directories under the pool "Audioville-Dell-01" to the new dataset ?
 
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After running the command on CLI..I still see this when I try to create an AFP. Some Folders Say "ACL". Does it mean it has ACL permissions Attached to it? Please help
Screenshot 2020-11-26 at 3.20.03 AM.png
 
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