HOW TO: 2.4.0 ZFS Install, RAM Disk, Hot Spare, Snapshot, Resilver Root Drive
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Given the Low Specs on an SG-1000 (RAM particularly) I imagine ZFS is a bad idea?
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Correct, we do not support or recommend running ZFS on SG-1000.
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this topic is old but I think with fresh 2.4.4 installs there will be more if not all users doing ZFS and should be doing a mirror or 3way mirror. That leads to the question about the GUI interface to manage ZFS. Would it be easier for pfSense just to make a plugin for FreeNAS so the firewall can run as a IOCage jail? The IOCage jail could have 2 NIC's passed to it and now the FreeNAS would manage the ZFS complexity.
On a side note the pfSense jail would be able to reboot in 1 second. :-)
The other cool idea would be to have two pfSense IOCage jails so that you could run them in HA, patch and upgrade the secondary while the primary keeps running. I am doing this today with VMware ESXI but because pfSense is a VM it does not boot in 1 second like a jail...
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Can anyone tell me why I'm not seeing an option for ZFS?
Installing 2.3.5 cd-rom platform. I'm not getting the "welcome" screen. It goes right to select video, then to quick/easy install/custom install. If I select custom, there's no ZFS option.
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ZFS is an available option in 2.4.0 and above.
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A ha . That makes sense.
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So is there still no "official" way to have all files in the disk to be included with the 2-copies scheme of set (when "zfs set copies=2 zroot" is set) after installation? I can't find anything in the Internet that answers this.
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@kevindd992002 did you ever find an answer to this? I want to rebuild my system with zfs for more robustness and copies=2 would be some nice additional protection on my single SSD system.
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@scurrier said in HOW TO: 2.4.0 ZFS Install, RAM Disk, Hot Spare, Snapshot, Resilver Root Drive:
@kevindd992002 did you ever find an answer to this? I want to rebuild my system with zfs for more robustness and copies=2 would be some nice additional protection on my single SSD system.
Not really. No one from this thread seems to want to talk about this further :(
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