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To be honest I didn't feel like tinkering with it, I just reinstalled. Right now it is on ext4. My issue was that for some reason Linux no longer could find th
by kop316 7y ago
To be honest I didn't feel like tinkering with it, I just reinstalled. Right now it is on ext4.
My issue was that for some reason Linux no longer could find the encrypted partition to decrypt, so I couldn't get it up to a point where I could even work with it.
- oarsinsync 7y agoAh that's a shame. If you'd had a bootable USB stick or some pre-boot environment to use, you probably could have rolled back from a snapshot. At least, that's my understanding of the theory. Your experience has definitely not discouraged me from wanting to ZFS my root partitions though. If only to provide the potential / theoretical ability to roll back a snapshot if necessary!
- kop316 7y agoTo be honest, it was laziness on my part, I could have probably figured it out and fixed it. The snapshot ability was incredibly nice, don't get me wrong. I really liked it on my system. I may switch back in the near future. I can post my "script" when I get home if you want to try it. I use script very liberally, it was my notes of the commands I used in order in order to get ZFS/dmcrypt working.