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Again, you're focusing on data consistency, whereas I'm not really concerned about a bunch of cloned throwaway OSS git repositories or npm modules or MP3 files

Again, you're focusing on data consistency, whereas I'm not really concerned about a bunch of cloned throwaway OSS git repositories or npm modules or MP3 files being corrupt over time. These are old WD Passport spinning hard-disks that were never designed or optimized to run as NAS drives. I had them lying around doing nothing. This is a salvage operation for the old drive.

sennight 5y ago
> Again, you're focusing on data consistency... All that talk of "homelab use-case", "mirrored storage", "RAID", "rsync"... obviously what is under discussion is how ZFS is a poor fit for the tmpfs tier garbage data use-case, dunno how I missed it.