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I solved the ZFS DKMS bork issue by moving to Debian 11 from Centos 8. I've had zero openZFS issues since the move. On Centos it would require work every time
by gkhartman 4y ago
I solved the ZFS DKMS bork issue by moving to Debian 11 from Centos 8. I've had zero openZFS issues since the move. On Centos it would require work every time a sufficient kernel upgrade came in.
Since I'm familiar with RHEL I just swapped some of the Debian default services for RHELish alternatives (Firewalld, Podman, etc.).
- sgarland 4y agoI'm also using Debian; have been since Wheezy. I also template my VMs with Packer/Ansible though, so in the event it gets too messy or annoying to fix, I just export the pool and import it to a new VM. The last issue I had was that linux-headers didn't get installed with the kernel update, so DKMS couldn't build on them. I assumed they were a dependency for zfs-dkms, but no.