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Me too, at FreeBSD 6. ZFS was also pretty new and unstable in those days. I upgraded and could no longer read my pools. But I came back to it in the last few y
by GekkePrutser 4y ago
Me too, at FreeBSD 6. ZFS was also pretty new and unstable in those days. I upgraded and could no longer read my pools.
But I came back to it in the last few years and it's matured a lot.
- hnlmorg 4y agoZFS wasn’t just new when FreeBSD 6 was released, ZFS wasn’t even released itself. :P FreeBSD 7 was the first release to support ZFS and even in that it was marked as experimental support. So if you were using ZFS before FreeBSD 8, and especially somehow on 6 and below, then you’re very much using ZFS at your own risk and can’t really complain if things go sideways.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]