ZFS when dual booting Ubuntu 18.04 with Windows 10
I am currently dual booting Ubuntu 18.04 with Windows 10. I would like to try ZFS. Is it possible to use ZFS when dual booting?
dual-boot 18.04 zfs
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I am currently dual booting Ubuntu 18.04 with Windows 10. I would like to try ZFS. Is it possible to use ZFS when dual booting?
dual-boot 18.04 zfs
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I am currently dual booting Ubuntu 18.04 with Windows 10. I would like to try ZFS. Is it possible to use ZFS when dual booting?
dual-boot 18.04 zfs
edited Jan 17 at 16:33
karel
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I am currently dual booting Ubuntu 18.04 with Windows 10. I would like to try ZFS. Is it possible to use ZFS when dual booting?
dual-boot 18.04 zfs
dual-boot 18.04 zfs
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karel
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karel
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ArunArun
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karel
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karel
58.1k12128146
edited Jan 17 at 16:33
karel
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Yes, you can use ZFS on top of a partition just like other filesystems. When you create the zpool, just do:
zpool create <poolname> /dev/<path to partition>
I would not recommend creating multiple partitions, since it will not get you any particularly significant increase in redundancy if they’re all on the same disk.
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Yes, you can use ZFS on top of a partition just like other filesystems. When you create the zpool, just do:
zpool create <poolname> /dev/<path to partition>
I would not recommend creating multiple partitions, since it will not get you any particularly significant increase in redundancy if they’re all on the same disk.
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Yes, you can use ZFS on top of a partition just like other filesystems. When you create the zpool, just do:
zpool create <poolname> /dev/<path to partition>
I would not recommend creating multiple partitions, since it will not get you any particularly significant increase in redundancy if they’re all on the same disk.
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Yes, you can use ZFS on top of a partition just like other filesystems. When you create the zpool, just do:
zpool create <poolname> /dev/<path to partition>
I would not recommend creating multiple partitions, since it will not get you any particularly significant increase in redundancy if they’re all on the same disk.
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Yes, you can use ZFS on top of a partition just like other filesystems. When you create the zpool, just do:
zpool create <poolname> /dev/<path to partition>
I would not recommend creating multiple partitions, since it will not get you any particularly significant increase in redundancy if they’re all on the same disk.
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