George Melikov

@Stef67000 I'm on older version now, which has problems with image capture.

> Especially because the command to destroy datasets & snapshots are basically identical But dataset with children won't be deleted even now, so it's not the case ``` root@foton:~# zfs...

That's strange, I didn't install it manually, but `systemd-timesyncd` is here on my system, Debian testing, KDE, installed nearly by our manual. (I've installed system 16-17 of may) ``` systemd-timesyncd2#...

Personally, I like universal small blocks of info. Have such pages on distros' wiki is good, but it requires to have contributors there. So, LGTM to have dedicated pages here...

Works for me without proposed changes. Honestly, I wanted to set `TFT_ROTATION TFT_ROTATE_180` exactly to rotate screen, but touch wasn't rotated so I used `TFT_NO_ROTATION`.

It should work now (although I didn't see anybody's tests on pool corruption in this case), interesting experiment on same thing https://wiki.lustre.org/images/0/08/LUG2021-Efficient_Metadata_Scanning_ZFS-Miller.pdf

Just wanted to add a tl;dr: ZFS generates checksums from RAW on-disk data blocks, not from original file's full data (compression, encryption, recordsize, etc WILL change checksums).

- ZFS won't have (IMHO) any `defrag` mechanisms in foreseeable future (`defrag` by it's nature is a strange feature, it may be good for read-only workloads, but it's useless for...

Please show `zdb -C` output, it will show actual ashifts.

`zpool add` will use best ashift per disk now, not per pool. So that's the reason, unfortunately works as expected now (`zpool remove` itself, at least).