25th February 2014
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Ars walkthrough: Using the ZFS next-gen filesystem on Linux
From http://arstechnica.com/information-t...stem-on-linux/
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....we're going to specifically look at what ZFS brings to the table, walking through getting it installed and using it on one of the more popular Linux distributions: Precise Pangolin. That's the most current Long Term Support (LTS) Ubuntu release.
We look at the amazing features in ZFS and btrfs—and why you need them.
With that said... if Ubuntu's not your cup of tea, don't worry! There are lots of options for running ZFS, and very little of this walkthrough will really depend on your use of Ubuntu in particular or even Linux in general. You can always visit http://zfsonlinux.org directly for help with the initial installation if you prefer RHEL or Fedora or Arch or what have you—and if you're a BSD fan, ZFS is available from the base installer in either PC-BSD or in the latest 10.0 release of FreeBSD itself.
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