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I'm curious why that's a blocker for you? It doesn't seem to affect me at all really.
by kadoban 5y ago
I'm curious why that's a blocker for you? It doesn't seem to affect me at all really.
- throw7 5y agoI call it the "easy" answer because I am old and "time is expensive" to me and I'm not rich. I want to depend on others on what to spend my time on and using in kernel on whether to "jump ship" is a filter I've decided. YMMV. Like I said, I don't use btrfs either.
- joshenders 5y agoIt’s distributed as a DKMS module, it’s not like we’re all doing `cd /usr/src/linux && make config`
- Filligree 5y agoYou run apt-get. Kernel gets updated. The ZFS module doesn't compile under the new kernel. I'm not aware of any distros except NixOS which will then proceed to roll back the entire transaction.
- tpetry 5y agoFedora CoreOS can rollback the operating system to a previous state on errors. This could be done as soon as you can‘t mount the kernel module anymore after an update.
- doublepg23 5y agoDon't boot the new kernel?
- kadoban 5y agoOn arch I just run the LTS kernel. I've _never_ had zfs module not build.