Hi Mark.
I see your point with the proposal.
Actually I find
https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Raspberry_Pi_Quick_Install_Guide this guide
quite useful. Extending it a little and if you could also tar the
rootfs'es, then you could make people choose disk system if they follow
the guide, or they could go with 1 or 2 pre-made roofs+boot's.
BR,
Bjarnw
On 16-05-2015 19:26, Mark Campbell wrote:
Hi Bjarne,
I'm not sure how "easy" it'll be to switch between ZFS & EXT2/3/4/LVM
for the average end user. Current method for installation of OS is
simply to flash the image to disk, and you're basically ready to
go--no installer like you see on x86 versions of EL. If there were an
installer, I imagine it would not be too difficult to add ZFS in as an
option, along with the myriad of options already available in the
installer. But since there's no installer, the filesystems are
already in place when you flash the OS. And I'm not aware of any way
to convert in place the filesystem, at least between ZFS & EXT/LVM.
That is why I made the proposal of two images, depending on what you
want to use.
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