Rocky Hotas <rockyho...@firemail.cc> writes: > On feb 24 19:48, Chavdar Ivanov wrote: >
[snip] >> dk2: zfsroot, 58720256 blocks at 4456576, type: ffs >> dk5: SWAP2, 3931999 blocks at 63176832, type: ffs > > Thanks also for this second example. What is confusing to me is that, > while `dk2' is used for ZFS, it still has `type: ffs'. Is ZFS an > alternative to FFS (v1, v2), or is it `above' FFS, sustained by FFS? > > Rocky In my testing with GPT and ZFS on NetBSD it does not really seem to matter what the type of the wedge was. I used fbsd-zfs most of the time and it also worked fine too. I am fairly sure anything will work. -- Brad Spencer - b...@anduin.eldar.org - KC8VKS - http://anduin.eldar.org
