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I tried it twice and got completely hosed drives twice somehow. Have had zero hosed drives with ZFS. Although with ZFS not being supported in the kernel, it's
by pmarreck 5y ago
I tried it twice and got completely hosed drives twice somehow.
Have had zero hosed drives with ZFS. Although with ZFS not being supported in the kernel, it's fairly hard to do a ZFS-on-root setup unless you're using Ubuntu.
YMMV.
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y agoDitto; I used BTRFS on OpenSUSE - y'know, the big distro that's all-in on BTRFS and that's been using it for forever, the one place where I'd expect it to work - and it ate the whole root filesystem twice. The first time I tried to recover (fsck? I forget), the second time I didn't even try and just reinstalled. In hindsight, I'm not sure why I reinstalled on BTRFS again, but it hasn't managed a third time at least:) (Now that I've written that, it will of course break)