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ZFS has a good share, if not 100%, of the same problems as Btrfs, and in the end of the day it's always matter of leaving files/directories/volumes without CoW,
by Uberphallus 6y ago
ZFS has a good share, if not 100%, of the same problems as Btrfs, and in the end of the day it's always matter of leaving files/directories/volumes without CoW, which is hardly a software rewrite as the grandparent insinuated, and more of a packaging issue.
- nix23 6y ago>ZFS has a good share, if not 100% ZFS has no Raid5 write-hole...no traditional Raid problems at all (z1/2/3) >leaving files/directories/volumes without CoW No...just NO, just for a special Cases like a Database.
- Uberphallus 6y ago> ZFS has no Raid5 write-hole...no traditional Raid problems at all (z1/2/3) The thread was about where CoW is problematic, both ZFS and Btrfs are identically problematic in this sense. > No...just NO, just for a special Cases like a Database. Like... for what we were talking about.