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Don't worry, zfs has it's own share of problems. I have one CentOS machine where I can't update ZFS from 0.7 to 0.8, if I want to boot again (zfs#8885).
by vetinari 6y ago
Don't worry, zfs has it's own share of problems.
I have one CentOS machine where I can't update ZFS from 0.7 to 0.8, if I want to boot again (zfs#8885).
- bromonkey 6y ago*zfs on Linux
- DiabloD3 6y agoOr switch distros. I'm pretty sure I can't replicate this bug on Debian or Ubuntu.
- diffeomorphism 6y agoThat is like asking to move to a different house because you don't like the color of the walls.
- DiabloD3 6y agoTo use that analogy, no, its more like moving to a different house because lead paint remediation is too costly and error prone.
- diffeomorphism 6y agoThat seems like an entirely different analogy and basically just says this apartment is bad, you should move. Then why did you move in in the first place? The point is, you chose your distro for a reason and one little piece of software is far from enough to override that.
- throw0101a 6y ago* https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/8885 https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/8885 This seems to be more of a udev and 'device' discovery problem than something inherit to ZFS/ZoL.