eXtremeSHOK

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  1. Please can you add support for dual gpu systems which have 8 fans.

     ie. add FANB, FANC, FAND to FAN A 

     

    ipmitool sensor list all | grep FAN
    FAN1             | 5600.000   | RPM        | nr    | 100.000   | 200.000   | 300.000   | 1000.000  | 2300.000  | 3000.000  
    FAN2             | 5500.000   | RPM        | nr    | 100.000   | 200.000   | 300.000   | 1000.000  | 2300.000  | 3000.000  
    FAN3             | 5500.000   | RPM        | nr    | 100.000   | 200.000   | 300.000   | 1000.000  | 2300.000  | 3000.000  
    FAN4             | 5500.000   | RPM        | nr    | 100.000   | 200.000   | 300.000   | 1000.000  | 2300.000  | 3000.000  
    FANA             | 5300.000   | RPM        | nr    | 100.000   | 200.000   | 300.000   | 1000.000  | 2300.000  | 3000.000  
    FANB             | 5300.000   | RPM        | nr    | 100.000   | 200.000   | 300.000   | 1000.000  | 2300.000  | 3000.000  
    FANC             | 21000.000  | RPM        | nr    | 100.000   | 200.000   | 300.000   | 1000.000  | 2300.000  | 3000.000  
    FAND             | 20400.000  | RPM        | nr    | 100.000   | 200.000   | 300.000   | 1000.000  | 2300.000  | 3000.000  

     

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  2. Zfs on Linux, is not BSD zfs. Zfs on Linux is a near complete port and recode, many many optimizations.

     

    I am aware there is an addon, this is about native support. 

     

    freenas is bsd, it’s not Linux kernel and not unraid. The argument to use freenas is counter productive it is the same as saying oh you want share files on a windows network (samba/cifs)... use Microsoft windows server. 

  3. Zfs on Linux, is not BSD zfs. Zfs on Linux is a near complete port and recode, many many optimizations.

     

    I am aware there is an addon, this is about native support. 

     

    With regards to btrfs ... I highly doubt you are using any of the advanced features, if it’s the default install, you might aswell be using xfs. Atleast recovery will be possible.

     

    freenas is bsd, it’s not Linux kernel, the argument to use free as,  is the same as saying oh you want samba (cifs)... use  windows server. 

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  4. Adding native ZFS, allows for multiple pools, snapshots, vm enhancements (thin provisioning, backups without powerdown, linked vm;s), server 2 server backups (you can stream zfs), bitrot protection, zfs with l2arc and zil, De-duplication, realtime compression.... etc.

     

    Unraid FS has its uses, multiple random sized discs, ideal for media storage etc, ZFS just ticks all the boxes for the other use cases.

     

    Adding proper ZFS support ticks more than just 1 feature request

     

    BTRFS is dead on arrival... anyone remember rieserfs ?

     

    BTRFS is so experimental, almost every kernel release has had breaking changes and constant bugs.

    BTRFS will kill itself in most situations and when you really want to tank all your data.... enable some "advanced" btrfs features, and power off your machine at the wall.

     

    Ubuntu and Redhat use XFS as the default. 

    Ubuntu uses ZFS by default for containers.

    Proxmox has been using ZFS for years.

    Solaris and *BSD use ZFS

    ZFS on linux, is similar to *BSD zfs, but vastly different.

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