 Permalink for comment 404964 by gilboa on Tue 19th Jan 2010
17:40 UTC in reply to "RE[4]: RAID Z" Member since:  While I do
see where you're coming from, I think you've over-racted to the
opening post as nobody was suggesting that ZFS was the solution
to everything. We were just saying that currently there is a
solution to the lack of triple parity RAID and that solution is
ZFS. It was a very specific point he was making rather than the
generalised "ZFS will solve world debt" type evangelical speak
that you're (understandably) sick of reading.  Guess I misread
the initial post. As you suggest, even though I'm using (mostly
for tests and multi-platform support) Solaris and FreeBSD
machines, and do appreciate ZFS, I'm somewhat tired of the
general "ZFS is the new green" auto-posts.  As for what I have
"against" ZFS, pleas read this:  Sure there's needs for other
solutions and standards - nobody disagrees with that. But the
fact remains that ZFS DOES address the triple parity problem. So
personal opinions of ZF