In my past article "Tutorial: native ZFS on Ubuntu and Fedora Linux" I have given a tutorial how to install ZFS on Linux from the KQ Infotech github repository. This tutorial can be considered obsolete as the company KQ Infotech has been acquired by STEC, Inc (company with focus on SSD). Their ZFS on Linux project was assumably closed, as there is no more serious activity at their github repository.
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Monday, 18. July 2011
Native ZFS for Linux: development continues at LLNL
In my past article "Tutorial: native ZFS on Ubuntu and Fedora Linux" I have given a tutorial how to install ZFS on Linux from the KQ Infotech github repository. This tutorial can be considered obsolete as the company KQ Infotech has been acquired by STEC, Inc (company with focus on SSD). Their ZFS on Linux project was assumably closed, as there is no more serious activity at their github repository.
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Friday, 21. January 2011
Tutorial: native ZFS on Ubuntu and Fedora Linux
ZFS is a great filesystem and making it available for Linux opens a bridge between Solaris, FreeBSD and Linux.
KQ Infotech has released the source of their ZFS port to the general public, using pool version 28. You can get more information at their webpage: kqstor.com Source code is available at github.com.
In this arcicle I am giving a tutorial how to build from source and install packages of native ZFS kernel modules for Ubuntu/Debian and Fedora Linux.
You need a x86_64 version (64-bit) of the Linux distributions.
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