> If you are able to create the original zfs pool and filesystem format supported by Solaris 10 or OpenSolaris (before feature flags), then that should be a useful baseline which should work for Solaris, Illumos, FreeBSD, and Linux
My bad. I confused you guys by adding the term "solaris" in parenthesis. It's just me, but I just mean Illumos when I say solaris ( started doing that a while ago since many outsiders of Unix world aren't aware of the term Illumos). Luckily, in this forum that is not required. Best! Atiq On Sat, Aug 16, 2025 at 5:09 PM Bob Friesenhahn < graphicsmagick.proj...@gmail.com> wrote: > ... That is provided that the OpenZFS implementations are respectful and > do not automatically upgrade the pool version, or veer outside the bounds > of the original specification. OpenSolaris and Illumos introduced the > original feature flags so many of the feature flags should work with > derivative zfs implementations. > > There is no substitute for testing! > > Bob > > > On Sat, Aug 16, 2025, 6:22 PM Atiq Rahman <ati...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Hi, >> A file system related generic question: >> >> I am looking to keep one of my GPT Partitions on my disk to be a file >> system that both Illumos (Solaris) / FreeBSD and Linux can read. This will >> be primarily to store data. I know there's vfat (fat32). Wanna know if >> there's anything better (non-MSFTish) out there. >> >> Other than exfat, fat32 what else do we have? >> >> I started using openzfs (which is at version 2.3.3 rn) on linux. However, >> there's probably a version difference with Illumos/OI. >> Since, I couldn't complete the OI setup on my machine yet I don't know >> what version of zfs we are using on OI. I am not quite sure if zfs will be >> a viable option due to lack of compatible versions (openzfs on linux and >> ZFS on illumos). >> >
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