> From: Alexey Vissarionov <Alexey.Vissarionov@f545.n5020.z2.fidonet.org> > Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2014 11:03:30 +0400 > >The State of ZFS On Linux >http://linux.slashdot.org/story/14/09/11/1421201/ > >An anonymous reader writes: Richard Yao, one of the most prolific contributors >to the ZFSOnLinux project, has put up a post explaining why he thinks the >filesystem is definitely production-ready. He says, "ZFS provides strong >guarantees for the integrity of [data] from the moment that fsync() returns on >a file, an operation on a synchronous file handle is returned or dirty >writeback occurs (by default every 5 seconds). These guarantees are enabled by >ZFS' disk format, which places all data into a Merkle tree that stores 256-bit >checksums and is changed atomically via a two-stage transaction commit.. ... >Sharing a common code base with other Open ZFS platforms has given ZFS on Linux >the opportunity to rapidly implement features available on other Open ZFS >platforms. At present, Illumos is the reference platform in the Open ZFS >community and despite its ZFS driver having hundreds of features, ZoL is only >behind on about 18 of them." > >--- rss2mail.pl > + Origin: RSS robot (2:5020/545.1024) > >Где-нибудь через месяц можно начинать мацать, а к концу года, глядишь, ее и >допилят до состояния, пригодного к использованию в боевой среде...
/boot, как я понимаю, на отдельной флешке по-прежнему?
