Roger Binns wrote:
That is just the same mechanism as labels. Note however that you still
need a bootloader that can load the operating system kernel that has the
ZFS drivers.
Except, they can duplicate. But no need to quarrel here !
In the end, a DHCP-like system might evolve; scanning any plugged drive,
reading by all means your labels, and offer to mount the partitions /
drives.
http://gujin.sourceforge.net/
That is an interesting one which I didn't know. Thanks !
Now, you still need it running *not* on one of your drives; but on CF or so.
It is also high time, to remove grub from the installs and give it a
place in an extended BIOS,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Firmware_Interface
God beware ! Intel's approach to 'trusted' hardware. I would not touch
it with a pair of pliers ! - But maybe FreeBIOS can support something
like that ?
Uwe
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