mike wrote: > On 8/22/08, Rich Teer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> ZFS boot works fine; it only recently integrated into Nevada, but it >> has been in use for quite some time now. >> > > Yeah I got the install option when I installed snv_94 but wound up not > having enough disks to use it. > > You only need 1 disk to use ZFS root. You won't have any redundancy, but as Darren said in another email, you can convert single device vDevs to Mirror'd vDevs later without any hassle. >> Even better: just use ZFS root and let it handle the details. >> > > I assume since it's ZFS root it can make it's own filesystem then for > liveupgrade or something (that's the "details" you speak of) - in that > case, I'm cool with that. > Exactly. Filesystems can be created on the fly at any time on ZFS. I think it's actually Live Upgrade (today) or SnapUpgrade (the future) that will manage creating the ZFS's for you.
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