Comment by senectus1 5 days ago Would love to use ZFS, but unfortunately Fedora just cant keep up with it... 4 comments senectus1 Reply kawsper 5 days ago Not sure if it helps you at all, but I have a simple Ruby script that I use to build kernels on Fedora with a specified ZFS version.https://github.com/kaspergrubbe/fedora-kernel-compilation/bl...It builds on top of the exploded fedora kernel tree, adds zfs and spits out a .rpm that you can install with rpm -ivh.It doesn't play well with dkms because it tries to interfere, so I disable it on my system. _factor 5 days ago I could never getting working on rpm-ostree distros. klauserc 5 days ago I've been running Fedora on top of the excellent ZFSBootMenu[1] for about a year. You need to pay attention to the kernel versions supported by OpenZFS and might have to wait for support for a couple of weeks. The setup works fine otherwise.[1] https://docs.zfsbootmenu.org vedranm 5 days ago If you delay upgrading the kernel on occasions, it is more or less fine.
kawsper 5 days ago Not sure if it helps you at all, but I have a simple Ruby script that I use to build kernels on Fedora with a specified ZFS version.https://github.com/kaspergrubbe/fedora-kernel-compilation/bl...It builds on top of the exploded fedora kernel tree, adds zfs and spits out a .rpm that you can install with rpm -ivh.It doesn't play well with dkms because it tries to interfere, so I disable it on my system. _factor 5 days ago I could never getting working on rpm-ostree distros.
klauserc 5 days ago I've been running Fedora on top of the excellent ZFSBootMenu[1] for about a year. You need to pay attention to the kernel versions supported by OpenZFS and might have to wait for support for a couple of weeks. The setup works fine otherwise.[1] https://docs.zfsbootmenu.org
Not sure if it helps you at all, but I have a simple Ruby script that I use to build kernels on Fedora with a specified ZFS version.
https://github.com/kaspergrubbe/fedora-kernel-compilation/bl...
It builds on top of the exploded fedora kernel tree, adds zfs and spits out a .rpm that you can install with rpm -ivh.
It doesn't play well with dkms because it tries to interfere, so I disable it on my system.
I could never getting working on rpm-ostree distros.
I've been running Fedora on top of the excellent ZFSBootMenu[1] for about a year. You need to pay attention to the kernel versions supported by OpenZFS and might have to wait for support for a couple of weeks. The setup works fine otherwise.
[1] https://docs.zfsbootmenu.org
If you delay upgrading the kernel on occasions, it is more or less fine.