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I'm curious how much that's really an issue? I hear, constantly, people talking about 40TB homelabs they built on individual ZFS drives to store .. whatever. Y
by technion 10y ago
I'm curious how much that's really an issue? I hear, constantly, people talking about 40TB homelabs they built on individual ZFS drives to store .. whatever.
Your OS a couple of gigabyte, and existing filesystems have a long, long history of serving them perfectly fine. Why not install your OS and then make yourself huge /home or whatever and mount that?
- killercup 10y agoBecause it's a hobby and I don't have to compromise on this? :) Also, I want to backup my system the same way I backup the rest -- with ZFS snapshots and send/receive. (Also, I really want to try using docker with ZFS on this machine.)