Just to clarify: I'm not suggesting ZFS be included by default on the Raspberry Pi. I'm saying that it should be possible to install ZFS on the Raspberry Pi without jumping through so many hoops. I appreciate this is a tricky one though, since presumably there are other arm64 platforms that have more RAM. Perhaps a note in the release notes about the required workaround, i.e. manually install zfs-dkms using apt? (In 19.10 it was a dependency of zfsutils-linux).
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