>If you do not have any problems ZFS will just work. If you have >problems ZFS will =B6how them to you much better than EXT3, FFS, UFS or >other traditional filesystem. And often fix them for you. In many >cases you would get corrupted data or have to run fsck for the same >error on FFS/UFS.
As most data is "file data" none of the other filesystems would detect an error. But the file is still corrupted. >Scrub is much nicer than fsck, it is not easy to know the best answer >to the questons that fsck will give you if you have a serious metadata >problem on FFS/UFS. And yes, you can get into trouble even on OpenBSD. Of course, if your memory is bad, you could see a transient error during a scrub. Casper _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
