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Newer versions of ZFS introduce bug fixes, support for newer kernels, and in some instances, introduce new storage pool features. | Newer versions of ZFS introduce bug fixes, support for newer kernels, and in some instances, introduce new storage pool features. | ||
Revision as of 05:18, October 12, 2016
Newer versions of ZFS introduce bug fixes, support for newer kernels, and in some instances, introduce new storage pool features.
Portage will update these packages in the normal fashion through emerge --update @world. Important additional steps will be required for Funtoo Linux installed on a ZFS storage pool.
* The ZFS ebuilds are sys-fs/zfs, sys-fs/zfs-kmod and sys-kernel/spl.
As best practice, it is strongly recommended that all users backup their data on a regular basis - irrespective of the file system being used. This could be particularly important should something go wrong while modifying or updating a live file system.
Funtoo installed on ZFS
work in progress
GRUB vs UEFI vs static kernels
(Optional) Update GRUB?
review installed GRUB > recommend to update first if old version (new sys-boot/grub has better zfs support)
Identify existing ZFS version
Details...
If upgrading from ZFS 0.6.4.2 or newer
Normal upgrade
- Merge new zfs
- Update initramfs
- grub-mkconfig
- reboot
If upgrading from ZFS 0.6.3.x or older
Details...
- as above
- warning about features
- zpool status, zpool upgrade rpool