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Yeah. The backing reason is that ZFS has an axiom that data, once written to disk, never changes. That includes moving data to a different location. Changing
by secabeen 6y ago
Yeah. The backing reason is that ZFS has an axiom that data, once written to disk, never changes. That includes moving data to a different location. Changing that either means a massive relocation table, or some other yet-to-be-coded tool.