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systemd-boot is not "integrated" in systemd (the init pid 0 replacement) in the same way, just a BOOT LOADER, and the experience I've had with it in ProxMox PVE & PBS, it is a great piece of software in the UEFI and ZFS world!!
I wished that Debian would include ZFS and this systemd-boot as first class members....
May I ask the question a different way: Where can we see the blockers/outstanding issues?
How could I assist?
This still seems to be broken on Devuan 5 ;(
Good day,
Is there somebody that already does prebuild cloudimage / cloudinit images ?
like https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/ & https://cdimage.debian.org/images/cloud/
The zfs-dkms is in jessie-backports, but I'm looking to have more already compiled binaries (per kernel) included as I don't always like the idea of compilers on production servers/instances
and to consider having more bleeding edge (-rc type) options available (there are a few interesting changes coming in 0.7.0- vs 0.6.x w.r.t. memory handling that is an issue in linux vs solaris for ZFS)
Hi golinux, thanks for the references, however the question is more about the licensing etc. and if that is "allowed" then I could consider getting involved in doing packages for Devuan for the ZFSonLinux. Hoever I notice now that devuan appears to be only tracking/following what Debian does (except remove SystemD stuff), so I don't think that'll help to even get involved in this way.
The issue with ZFS is the CDDL https://opensource.org/licenses/CDDL-1.0 not GPL "compatible" so while Devuan is "Strictly" tracking Debian, it won't be a "blessed" integration then.
Good day,
Philosophical question: Will ZFS binaries be "allowed" in Devuan main/non-free/contrib, or will the same strictness apply as per Debian?
I'm asking as it happens to be "easier" to have Ubuntu based ZFS systems (especially root/boot) than Debian.
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