07:06:09 <szilard> Hi. I have got a question. I see the following in my navidrome zone:
07:06:20 <szilard> root@omnios:~# zlogin navidrome                                                       
07:06:23 <szilard> [Connected to zone 'navidrome' pts/5]
07:06:25 <szilard> Last login: Sat Feb  7 08:04:03 2026 on pts/5
07:06:28 <szilard> OmniOS r151056  omnios-r151056-1acbca4f5bd      January 2026
07:06:30 <szilard> root@navidrome:~# beadm
07:06:33 <szilard> BE     Active Mountpoint Space   Policy Created
07:06:37 <szilard> zbe-10 NR     /          601.25M static 2026-01-30 09:29
07:06:40 <szilard> zbe-11 xb     -          1.05G   static 2026-02-05 10:27
07:06:42 <szilard> zbe-12 xb     -          164K    static 2026-02-05 10:39
07:06:45 <szilard> zbe-13 xb     -          172K    static 2026-02-06 13:11
07:06:47 <szilard> root@navidrome:~# 
07:08:47 <szilard> I am unsure what creates those BEs. I use zadm, but it says there is no snapshots. Are they created during package updates? If so, why the oldest is active? 
16:18:10 <warden> szilard: AFAIK each time 'pkg update' creates a new BE in the GZ, it also creates a new one in each lipkg/sparse/pkgsrc zone. By destroying old BEs in the host, you also remove all linked BEs in zones.
22:31:09 <szilard> Aha! Thanks!
23:58:34 <mighty_spiky> szilard: Thank you for pointing out that navidrome is available on OmniOS. I had it in a LX zone (Debian) but just moved it without problem on a native zone.