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Wait what? Only FreeBSD gives you ZFS on your boot/OS drive? What about OpenBSD / NetBSD / DragonflyBSD etc.? EDIT: I love it that I get downvoted for asking a

• 1500100900 4y ago
  Have you tried auditing ZFS? That's way too much code to be secure, it's best for OpenBSD to never import it.
  • mrweasel 4y ago
    I figured OpenBSDs argument against ZFS was the licens. It makes sense that they would want to audit the code before importing it into base, and it can’t be a kernel module, given that OpenBSD yanked that feature years ago.
• nix23 4y ago
  Just NetBSD, FreeBSD and HardenedBSD. But DragonflyBSD has Hammer2.
  • philkrylov 4y ago
    NetBSD has a root-on-ZFS recipe only for amd64.