Unfortunately, it's a dkms, which means it gets compiled on the user machine on update.
From an operational perspective, this is insane, I need reliability. Of course in my organisation I could create a binary package and use that, but that's more work and then the new Debian package doesn't help me anyway.
When I need linux I just run ZFS on a better supported system and either virtualise Linux or expose an iSCSI target from ZFS for Linux.
From an operational perspective, this is insane, I need reliability. Of course in my organisation I could create a binary package and use that, but that's more work and then the new Debian package doesn't help me anyway.
When I need linux I just run ZFS on a better supported system and either virtualise Linux or expose an iSCSI target from ZFS for Linux.