Richard Yao

@Xottab-DUTY I don't think that the DXVK bytecode compiler supports SM 3.0. Also, DXBC is the name of HLSL bytecode. I believe stands for DirectX ByteCode.

These patches should be backported: https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/commit/13f2b8fb92c23090b9f6e701c8471aef6b8e917b https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/commit/e5327e7f9790ed7e884a7f8d9fa412632506b826 I do not know if the draid one involves a data corruption issue, but at the very least, hitting that bug is likely...

You can mount the non-legacy ones too with -o zfsutil. That is an internal flag that is not meant for end user use, although you will see initramfs archives using...

> Sorry, I don't think I understand your point here. I am not using any internal flags in the provided example (afaik). My point was that non-legacy mounts can violate...

@inpos Out of curiosity, how did you get 0.8.0-rc1 on Gentoo? I have not finished my review of it, so I haven't pushed it to the main tree yet. I...

@behlendorf This was never 100% sane, although the return of the zvol threads certainly did not help. I started (but did not finish) writing a patch that could help with...

On second thought, given that swap devices are simultaneously dump devices on Linux, it might make sense to implement support for creating/writing to Illumos dump devices. That would probably be...

> FYI, this issue is what made us switch from a swap zvol to a dedicated partition at the last minute after user's feedback and our own experience in our...

> > I'd personally really prefer to see a design where at least checksums can be maintained functional > > I think we'd all prefer this, but I don't think...

> Using rsync locally to move data from on dataset to another (send|recv was not an option in this specific case), the machine froze completely after a while (Linux 5.3,...