Yeah, I was part of the Z-410/ZEVO beta. It was exciting at the time, quite responsive to our concerns, solid progress. But things fell through with funding or

Yeah, I was part of the Z-410/ZEVO beta. It was exciting at the time, quite responsive to our concerns, solid progress. But things fell through with funding or something went wrong in the company I guess. I'll always kind of wonder what might have been on that too, if crowd funding had been a bit more developed maybe. Another smaller layer of "maybes" added on top of what might have been with Apple I guess. It didn't help either that was right around when Apple was abandoning the Mac Pro. IIRC OpenZFS was just starting to kick off around then, still years too early to be of any help to ZEVO. >A while back I moved to just running ZFS on my home lab machines and then exporting over the network to use as necessary. Yeah, it's a decent approach for desktops in particular, and made better by the plummeting cost of higher speed LAN connections. 10 Gbps is cheap and easy at this point, and even faster is getting there. I'm glad to still have O3X around for portable systems though.