> if your SLOG is corrupted you just lost your entire pool As far as I'm aware, SLOG loss does not jeopardise the pool, only the transactions that are in the S

> if your SLOG is corrupted you just lost your entire pool As far as I'm aware, SLOG loss does not jeopardise the pool, only the transactions that are in the SLOG. The pool may violate synchronous write guarantees in that supposedly committed writes that were in the SLOG effectively get rolled back (or rather, never get applied to the underlying pool), but that's about it.