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Nevermind I realized there needs to be a reboot between the first 
creation/activation and the installation/upgrade you are performing.


On Tue, 10 Jun 2014, freebsd@fongaboo.com wrote:

>
> I'm trying to learn ZFS and beadm. I wanted to do a proof-of-concept, so I 
> ran 'beadm create <instance>', then ran 'beadm activate <instance>'.
>
> I then installed something from ports (in this case, zfs-stats). I 
> reactivated the default instance in beadm and rebooted. BUt I am still seeing 
> zfs-stats installed.
>
> In my understanding of beadm, shouldn't the machine be in the state it was 
> prior to the zfs-stats install?
>
>
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