ZFS File System on Linux Ubuntu and Its Key Advantages

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[@drpainsjourney]

A small tip that many overlock: When it ask you to hit Y/n .... Pay attention to the UPPER CASE, if you just hit the enter key, it will autochoose the UPPERCASE letter, so in this case, no need to press y and then the enter key, just press enter :)

[@granadian]

ZFS! -The best file system!

[@HetmanRecovery]

Maybe )

[@whocares3132]

no. XFS is XFS + mdadm raid 10

[@kentlisius7675]

Ever since I got ZFS in my Ubuntu I have never stopped talking about it. It was just a curiosity at first but now that it has been functioning for a long time it is a key part of the integrity of my machine! The ability to copy an item on it’s system in only 24-hours just like the Mac’s HFS+ filesystem is a lifesaver and the helping just goes on forever with the way it contributes to our groceries.

[@EdwardPike]

Came for the ZFS, stayed for the Kraftwerk vibe.

[@HetmanRecovery]

If you have any questions, we are happy to answer them.

[@tank1demon]

Fantastic video, helped a ton. However attempting to add an additional drive to the zpool doesn't seem to represent in the filesystem. When I hit properties on any directory in the zpool it doesn't show the new available space. On that note, how do I remove or rename a directory I created in my zpool with the sudo zpool create command? When I attempt mv or rmdir I get "cannot move 'Large_Batch_Downloads' to 'BATCHES/': Device or resource busy" and I don't want to destroy the entire pool. Thanks in advance!

[@Bandicoot803]

I pressed the middle icon in the framed pop-up at the bottom center screen, disregarding where your arrow dictates us. U mad, bro?

[@RandomizerVidz]

Is there a gui for zfs on linux?

[@HetmanRecovery]

Have you tried to find a solution on the internet?

[@LinuxGalore]

zgui, webmin also has a zfs add on.

[@seapanda-117]

@@HetmanRecoverylol was that a real response to someone on your video? 🤣

[@bertnijhof5413]

That 80% for performance loss is outdated wisdom, nowadays it happens between 90% and 95%.

[@HetmanRecovery]

did not understand what you mean

[@llothar68]

SSD or HDD? SSD can have a higher usage on all systems.