← Back to context Comment by senectus1 10 months ago Would love to use ZFS, but unfortunately Fedora just cant keep up with it... 4 comments senectus1 Reply kawsper 10 months 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 10 months ago I could never getting working on rpm-ostree distros. klauserc 10 months 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 10 months ago If you delay upgrading the kernel on occasions, it is more or less fine.
kawsper 10 months 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 10 months ago I could never getting working on rpm-ostree distros.
klauserc 10 months 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.