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Subject: Re: gmirror, gpart and MBR vs GPT in the Handbook
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On 12/2/2013 at 6:46 PM Polytropon wrote:

| [snip]
|
|Again, consensus seems to be: If you have big disks, use ZFS.
|You use ZFS because the big disks are built into or attached
|to big computers with sufficient RAM, so it won't be a problem.
 =============


I do plan to migrate to ZFS once I acquire the new hardware to
support it.  This mirror expedition is an temporary and interim
solution.

Thanks.