The lack of fsck being the first problem, of course. The rule with ZFS is that when something goes wrong, you restore from backup. I *do* have backups, but it don't trust a FS with that mentality.
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Apparently you know much more than the ZFS file system and storage engineers combined. Let's put it to rest and say we agree to disagree
Yeah about that debugger (which ext4 and xfs also have, and those actually work and I've use them): < puck> marcan: turns out zdb can't actually edit anything or even work with broken zfs structures well
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I've stopped counting how many times ext4 decided to corrupt itself, especially in customer nas appliances and I've had to battle with fsck and the debugger failing.
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I've never had ext4 corrupt itself unprovoked *shrug*. Remember I'm not talking about "typical" failure cases here. I'm talking about times when SHTF in weird ways. ZFS does not give you useful tools to handle those. It's a black box, it works until it doesn't.
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