--- wikisrc/zfs.mdwn 2020/03/02 00:52:14 1.17 +++ wikisrc/zfs.mdwn 2020/03/02 00:58:14 1.18 @@ -166,12 +166,12 @@ with 1G of RAM, or even if it is reasona is cleanly enough. For now, a good guess is that a 4G system with only 1T of disk is -probably ok, 1G is very likely not ok. +probably ok, and that 1G is very likely not ok. FreeBSD has some documentation about memory use. There is a notion of -a minimum of 1G, and using 1G for 1T of storage, and more if -deduplication is enabled. FreeBSD considers all i386 systems to be -low memory; this appears to be a clue. +a minimum of 1G (used for ZFS), and using 1G for 1T of storage, and +more if deduplication is enabled. FreeBSD considers all i386 systems +to be low memory; this appears to be a clue. \todo Explain if the FreeBSD sysctl list applies, or if not what we should do instead. @@ -183,6 +183,9 @@ should do instead. \todo Explain pool version and feature flags relationship to FreeBSD, Linux, OpenIndiana/Illumos/?, and ? +\todo Explain how to configure a pool in terms of version/features for +use with particula other systems. + # Quick Start See the [FreeBSD Quickstart