ZFS support

[digitalsanity]

Could we get zfs added to the module list? :)

[5schatten]

What exactly do you mean by module list? This one? https://zfsonlinux.org/ Btw. looks like it's atm not compatible to linux 5.2.y anyway https://github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs/releases/tag/zfs-0.8.1

[digitalsanity]

1. Include spl and zfs in buildroot, can probably pull directly from this project: - https://github.com/mistifyio/mistify-os/tree/master/package/mistify/spl - https://github.com/mistifyio/mistify-os/tree/master/package/mistify/zfs 2. Build kernel with CONFIG_SPL and CONFIG_ZFS Gentoo has some static-install steps that may help with debugging-- https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/ZFS # Thoughts- Currently working on an alternate route -- running LibreELEC-RR within a privileged docker container. I have standard LibreELEC working this way successfully using Ubuntu desktop as the 'host' on a RockPro64. Basically, you get ZFS/desktop/browser/docker on the host level. LibreELEC runs as a systemd service that is started by a desktop icon -- on RockPro64 this shuts down X and starts kodi-gbm. If you enable the service, it boots directly into LibreELEC but still has the Ubuntu kernel/packages/etc on the host. Power off from LibreELEC brings you back to the X desktop. Front-end + back-end with 8x drives on ZFS in a briefcase with all of the other popular HTPC docker containers in one go with e.g.: http://github.com/digitalsanity/htpc/ Regards, Jason

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[TheChuckster]

I might be able to take a look at this later. I don't like running LibreELEC-RR inside a docker container, since I am about to use Docker containers to run Steam inside LibreELEC-RR (which is 64-bit and Steam only supports 32-bit).

[5schatten]

PR welcome 👍