ZFS filesystem version out of date?

[danb35]

None of what you have posted shows that you have run zfs upgrade -a.

 

[tha_toadman]

I guess I ran "zpool" and not "zfs".

Code:

# zfs upgrade -a
6 filesystems upgraded
21 filesystems already at this version

# zfs upgrade
This system is currently running ZFS filesystem version 5.

All filesystems are formatted with the current version.

I'm good now.

 

[danb35]

Yes, apparently so. You'd think the second or third time someone pointed out the correct command (and certainly before posting a subsequently-edited snarky reply) you might take a closer look at why these people are apparently telling you to do what you've already done.

 

[tha_toadman]

The commands are very similar in nature. It was an oversight. There's no need to be condescending about it.

 

[danb35]

...and there's no need for you to get snarky (and incorrectly snarky at that) with the person who's just spoon-fed you the correct answer, but I guess it takes all kinds.

 

[styno]

The commands are very similar in nature.

Actually they are far from similar: 'zpool' configures your storage pools and 'zfs' deals with the ZFS filesystem on this pool, you really don't want to mix them up (ex. both accept 'destroy' as a parameter with very different end results)
A friendly, non-condescending advise would be to look up every command in the manpage and triple check syntax and parameters before you copy and assume-paste them from a public forum on a live system.