Re: Most simple filesystem with content checksums?

[nia <nia%NetBSD.org@localhost>]

On Sat, Oct 24, 2026 at 06:30:45PM +0200, Ellie wrote:
> But isn't the ZFS upstream now heavily written with LLMs these days? I know
> NetBSD doesn't use the latest code but I assume some day it will, and that
> direction worries me.
> 

My 2c is that I'd much rather NetBSD cherry-pick important fixes from
illumos's branch of ZFS. OpenZFS is far too fast moving for a OS like
ours, and I've even had stability problems using it on FreeBSD in the
past few years.

We already have problems keeping DRM/KMS working stable with reimports
every few years from a complex kernel.

As for file checksums, do you know about veriexec?