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Adoption of ZFS has been a real problem for BSDs. In one hand, ZFS gives them a good storage stack. In the other hand, it does not have BSD license, it does not

Adoption of ZFS has been a real problem for BSDs. In one hand, ZFS gives them a good storage stack. In the other hand, it does not have BSD license, it does not integrate well with the rest of the kernel, and it does not differentiate them from any Linux distro with ZoL packages. They should come up with a new file system of their own, for all BSDs, or try to use Hammer, and stop using someone's else file system.

mikem170 5y ago
There is the Berkeley Fast File System (BSD Fast File System, FFS) [0]. OpenBSD defaults to it. FreeBSD defaults to the Unix File System (UFS). I'm not sure about NetBSD and the others, but I assume they are pretty much either FFS or UFS. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Fast_File_System https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Fast_File_System