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Does anyone here have experience with OpenZFS? The port for Windows specifically.

I'm considering changing my external hard drives to ZFS for its checksum capabilities, but there's a big catch - I need to be able to read the drives on Windows. A quick look at OpenZFS and I'm under the impression it's unreliable and I shouldn't try it in "production".

Thoughts?

For ZFS in general, consider using raid instead, which has better support, and keep in mind scrubs can impact hdd longevity.

>using anything other than ntfs on windows
you will lose your data
<i’ve been running this third party btrfs driver off github for a few months and it’s been working fine!!
you will lose your data

>>28677
If you're planning to mosty going to use it as cold storage, vfat+raid would also be worth considering. In contrast to ntfs and exfat it has native rw support on nearly every system, though speed and error recovery will suffer.


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