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The problem is that it isn't upstream, so having it as a rootfs is somewhat dangerous - you need a custom initramfs).
by greenhouse_gas 9y ago
The problem is that it isn't upstream, so having it as a rootfs is somewhat dangerous - you need a custom initramfs).
- oneplane 9y agoPerhaps, but the initramfs is custom per distro anyway, and since most of the stuff is package-managed anyway (at least in the RPM and DEB versions) it is no diffrent from say, a LUKS hook.
- rleigh 9y agoWorks automatically on Ubuntu. I'm writing this on a Linux system with ZFS on root which has worked perfectly for nearly two years now.