[RndTbl] Router / NASA

[Paul Sierks]

After further investigation (one VM with FreeBSD, and a man page later), 
turns out that it doesn't support native ZFS encryption either. Not sure 
if this is a Solaris patent or licensing thing. The setup for FreeBSD 
would be ZFS on top of GELI. Similairly, I might as well continue to use 
Arch Linux, with ZFS on top of LUKS.

On 04/22/2014 09:56 AM, Paul Sierks wrote:
> Okay, awesome. Thanks for the input, all!
>
> On 04/21/2014 07:14 PM, Robert Keizer wrote:
>>
>> I run arch and zfs on my laptop. I haven't had any issues really.. 
>> assuming your not trying to saturate a few gbit sustained, I imagine 
>> the performance won't come into play.
>>
>> If you absolutely require encryption on disk as well, I would go with 
>> FreeBSD; Little bit more bare bones when compared with freenas.
>>
>> On 2014-04-21 1:06 PM, "Paul Sierks" <psierks at sierkstech.net 
>> <mailto:psierks at sierkstech.net>> wrote:
>>
>>     Weird subject, I know. But this is only for personal residential
>>     use. I've been running Arch on a system with a number of disks in
>>     raid for all my shared storage needs. This system also doubles as
>>     a router / firewall with Wifi, and other little things such as
>>     pxe booting. We'll recently I've been wanting to use ZFS with it
>>     more and more. So I figured I'd get opinions. Arch does have
>>     packages for ZFS, which would provide most features, just not
>>     encryption. So would I be better to use pfSense or the like off a
>>     USB and add what I need for ZFS, nfs, etc to it, or to just use
>>     FreeBSD? or is there some other suggestions.
>>
>>     Thanks,
>>     Paul
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