Probably not as the [Intel Arc driver] support is only available on kernel 6.2+ from what I understand.
That's correct, and the number of moving parts between the Linux 6.1, 6.2, 6.3 kernels, ZFS support, and Arc drivers in the last 9 months has made it very hard to make everybody happy here, I'm sure. I have a A380 installed waiting to add to my container for transcoding on Plex; however the host OS must support it first, which means 6.2 or later. 6.2 isn't LTS (AFAIK there woin't be any more 6.2 kernels?), 6.3 is still in active development and support, so that's the path forward... however OpenZFS only added 6.3 support two months ago. So for unRaid devs and release managers, it's probably a choice between the wide number of use cases and number of users of ZFS versus the very few who have Arc cards as far as deciding what kernel to use; moving to a new kernel requires a ton of regression, I'm sure.
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That's correct, and the number of moving parts between the Linux 6.1, 6.2, 6.3 kernels, ZFS support, and Arc drivers in the last 9 months has made it very hard to make everybody happy here, I'm sure. I have a A380 installed waiting to add to my container for transcoding on Plex; however the host OS must support it first, which means 6.2 or later. 6.2 isn't LTS (AFAIK there woin't be any more 6.2 kernels?), 6.3 is still in active development and support, so that's the path forward... however OpenZFS only added 6.3 support two months ago. So for unRaid devs and release managers, it's probably a choice between the wide number of use cases and number of users of ZFS versus the very few who have Arc cards as far as deciding what kernel to use; moving to a new kernel requires a ton of regression, I'm sure.