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#Openzfs 2.1 update#
#Openzfs 2.1 full#
#Openzfs 2.1 portable#

Sun released it under its CDDL licence, which is incompatible with the Linux kernel's GPL2. The other big-name enterprise distros, SUSE and Red Hat, both exclude ZFS on licensing grounds. The original, pre-OpenZFS version remains part of Oracle's own Solaris.ĭebian includes it in its contribs repository as source code, meaning that the Dynamic Kernel Module System (or DKMS) must compile it afresh every time the kernel is updated. It's also supported in OpenSolaris derivatives such as Illumos, DilOS, OmniOS, OpenIndiana, SmartOS, and the Nexenta NAS OS. Google blocks FOSS Android tool – for asking for donations.Linux-on-an-SBC project Armbian releases version 22.02.Open-source IDE NetBeans hits v13 – tweaks for Gradle, Maven.Fedora inches closer to dropping x86-32 support.This also applies to FreeBSD-based products such as the TrueNAS and XigmaNAS operating systems for NAS servers. On disk, ZFS DVA offsets are stored as (512-byte) blocks, but tools like zdb. OpenZFS is an advanced file system and volume manager which was originally developed for Solaris and is now maintained by the. The license clash that hinders Linux adoption of OpenZFS does not affect FreeBSD, which uses ZFS as its native filesystem. See section 2.1.) Update: This turns out to be wrong (or a misunderstanding). OpenMediaVault, a Linux-based NAS distro, includes an option to use the Proxmox kernel, which in turn lets it support ZFS too. It is also supported in Proxmox, a Linux-based hypervisor, as well as NixOS, Void Linux, Arch Linux, and other distros. Ubuntu is not the only distro to use ZFS, though. As such, it will almost certainly use OpenZFS 2.1.2, released in December 2021. "Jammy Jellyfish" will use the current long-term kernel, version 5.15. As such, OpenZFS 2.1.3 comes too late to be included. Added automated ABI validation for public library interfaces.The main Linux distribution that uses ZFS is Ubuntu, and its next LTS release, 22.04, is due for release on April 27.

Renamed acltype=posixacl to acltype=posix, an alias was added for compatibility.

Support for memory and CPU hotplugging.

Updated arcstat with new L2ARC statistics and added -a (all) and -p (parsable) command line options.

Updated vdev_id to support daisy-chained JBODs in multipath mode.

Extensive modernization of the man pages.

InfluxDB Support - Collect pool statistics with the zpool influxdb command in an InfluxDB time-series database for analysis and monitoring.

#Openzfs 2.1 portable#

This fine grained control makes it easy to create portable pools and maintain pool compatibility between OpenZFS versions and across platforms. Compatibility Property - The new compatibility property lets administrators specify the set of features which should be enabled on the pool.

#Openzfs 2.1 full#

Full redundancy can be restored to the pool in a fraction of the time normally required to do a full disk replacement. The headline feature of OpenZFS 2.1 is Distributed Spare Raid 'dRAID' support.

#Openzfs 2.1 update#

OpenZFS 2.1 is an exciting evolutionary update over last November's OpenZFS 2.

Distributed Spare RAID (dRAID) - Create pools using a new distributed variant of RAIDZ which enables dramatically faster resilver times using integrated hot spares. OpenZFS 2.1 is nearing release as the next feature update to this open-source ZFS file-system implementation currently supporting Linux and FreeBSD systems.

FreeBSD: compatible with releases starting from 12.2-RELEASE.

Linux: compatible with 3.10 - 5.13 kernels.