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I'm just learning too, so one question: why wouldn't you just consolidate and use ZFS for root? Even with just 1 disk, I understand it's still beneficial for it
by j1elo 3y ago
I'm just learning too, so one question: why wouldn't you just consolidate and use ZFS for root? Even with just 1 disk, I understand it's still beneficial for its corruption detection and other such features. Just trying to understand that about going the btrfs way.
- tombert 3y agoThere's no reason not to really, other than btrfs is included in the kernel, and if you're not using RAID then I don't think there's a fundamental advantage to ZFS either. If you want to do ZFS on root, it usually requires more than "zero" levels of extra work, unlike btrfs.