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That's not really true. There has been work to follow in TrueOS's footsteps to have a full ZFS root and integrate that with the installer, system upgrade, et a
by JdeBP 10y ago
That's not really true. There has been work to follow in TrueOS's footsteps to have a full ZFS root and integrate that with the installer, system upgrade, et al. as TrueOS does. TrueOS has been leading the way for using ZFS for boot environments on FreeBSD. This is far from "no effort".
* https://www.freebsdnews.com/2016/01/27/zfs-boot-environment-support-added-freebsd-bootloader/ https://www.freebsdnews.com/2016/01/27/zfs-boot-environment-...
- floatboth 10y agoFull ZFS root install with boot environments has been in the stock bsdinstall for a while, no TrueOS necessary even :)
- mrweasel 10y agoFair enough, though that wasn't really what I meant. I was think in terms of reworking the tools or either using the fstab for ZFS or forgo using it for any filesystem. I completely understand why these thing aren't being done, but not doing them mean that something will remain a little out of place.