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howtos:zfs_home [2020/09/02 04:19 (UTC)] – dchmelikhowtos:zfs_home [2024/02/12 13:48 (UTC)] – dchmelik
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 Of course, Xen (a hypervisor virtual machine) is another excellent option for multiple native-on-hardware OS, including Unix, but you might just have to copy between fs and not all OS write well... so you could even try Xen with ZFS storage...) Of course, Xen (a hypervisor virtual machine) is another excellent option for multiple native-on-hardware OS, including Unix, but you might just have to copy between fs and not all OS write well... so you could even try Xen with ZFS storage...)
  
-===== Always Backup /home Regularly=====+===== Always Backup /home Regularly.  Make the ZFS package=====
  
 Here's how you can prepare to create a ZFS /home. Here's how you can prepare to create a ZFS /home.
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 <code>zpool create -d -o ashift=12 home /dev/sdL</code> <code>zpool create -d -o ashift=12 home /dev/sdL</code>
  
-//Alternatively//, if //not using an entire drive// (but normally a GPT partition) below is to create a ZFS partition (replace L,N with drive partition block device letter,number you want.)+//Alternatively//, if //not using an entire drive// (but normally a Solaris GPT partition) below is to create a ZFS partition (replace L,N with drive partition block device letter,number you want.)
 <code>zpool create -d -o ashift=12 home /dev/sdLN</code> <code>zpool create -d -o ashift=12 home /dev/sdLN</code>
  

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