Delegate dataset to zone without reboot.

Hi.
Doc: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E19253-01/819-5461/gbbst/index.html describe how add dataset to zone.
# zonecfg -z zion
zonecfg:zion> add dataset
zonecfg:zion:dataset> set name=tank/zone/zion
zonecfg:zion:dataset> endBut i should restart zone for activate changes.
Is it possible activate changes without reboot zone?
Thanks.

Huh, i'm rather certain Nik would remember to do that.
Anyway, for normal filesystems you can mount them using the type LOFS into the zones, i'm uncertain if that works for datasets.
Its possible that you could accomplish it by setting the zfs property zoned to the zone and mount it with zfs mount.. but I've never tried it with datasets and zones..
Also, this is now a quite old issue, so i guess it was solved somehow :-)
.7/M.

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