ZFS On Linux 0.8.0 RC4 Up For Testing WIth TRIM, Native Encryption, Direct I/O

[k1e0x]

BTRFS does the same things and I use it for data integrity and efficient delta copies, hence not seeing a reason. But might try it out anyway.

Sure, Don't bother me what you use at home. It's your data. Might hope your boss don't find out tho if your using it at work.

[fuzz]

Sure, Don't bother me what you use at home. It's your data. Might hope your boss don't find out tho if your using it at work.

My boss would kill me for using a non-standard linux filesystem at work.

[k1e0x]

My boss would kill me for using a non-standard linux filesystem at work.

The only standard file system Linux has is ext4. There are lots of filesystems in the kernel and most of them are far far worse than ZFS.

[intelfx]

Sure, Don't bother me what you use at home. It's your data. Might hope your boss don't find out tho if your using it at work.

And people in 2019 still use FUD as an arguing tactic...

[k1e0x]

And people in 2019 still use FUD as an arguing tactic...

Yeah, data loss, incomplete writes and power failures are soo 2018. We live in the future where we have no need for filesystems that use transactional checksums.

[intelfx]

We live in the future where we have no need for filesystems that use transactional checksums.

You mean filesystems like btrfs?

[chillinman]

Really looking forward to the benchmarks.

Have been using zfs-linux-git with native encryption for a while, might be time to switch so I can stop worrying about data loss