Gour <gour%atmarama.net@localhost> writes: > Greg Troxel <gdt%ir.bbn.com@localhost> writes: > >> These days, the zfs approach is more appealing. > > Is it realistic to see it on NetBSD? I think it is. There is an old version of zfs which is currently integrated, which I think almost works. OpenZFS has a common core of the filesystem and glue layers for Illumos, FreeBSD, Linux and OS X. It seems that the Illumos and FreeBSD versions are solid. I don't know about Linux, and have had some problems with the OS X version when I tried it. Given that older ZFS works enough that the glue layer is mostly there, it seems quite feasible. I don't think it's an 8 hour project, but it's probably something that can be done in a few months by one person.
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