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I don't know about btrfs but didn't you need the huge RAM amount for deduplication? Without that, ZFS would be serviceable on any reasonably recent Mac, except
by pilsetnieks 12y ago
I don't know about btrfs but didn't you need the huge RAM amount for deduplication? Without that, ZFS would be serviceable on any reasonably recent Mac, except probably the new Macbook, or they would need, at most, an upgrade to 8GB.
Also, why wouldn't you be able to unmount a ZFS disk?
- laumars 12y agoYou can unmount ZFS storage really easily: zfs unmount ... Or using umount like you would with any other file system. Generally though, you wouldn't want to manually unmount file systems unless you're planning to migrate them to a new host. In which case you would export them instead: zpool export ...