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Subject: ZFS for dummys.... suggestions?
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The time has come for me to look at ZFS..
Is there a reference that is recommended for a quick overview, that 
doesn't get bogged down in
the minute details, but gives a good overview?

Preferably using short words, lots of pictures, and written in large 
crayon.. :-)


Julian