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It is unlikely that you could install Windows on anything but NTFS. That doesn't mean you can't put your home directory on some other filesystem. Still, there
by georgyo 9y ago
It is unlikely that you could install Windows on anything but NTFS. That doesn't mean you can't put your home directory on some other filesystem.
Still, there is a fair amount of fragmentation in the ZFS world. It's possible that it will work fine (provided you got all the feature flags to match), but I am very skeptical that being able to mount in both will happen any time soon.
- nailer 9y ago> It is unlikely that you could install Windows on anything but NTFS. That doesn't mean you can't put your home directory on some other filesystem. Even Microsoft's own https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/storage/refs/refs-overview https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/storage/refs... can't be used as a boot drive currently.