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Hi!

> I could be recalling wrongly but I'm pretty sure a number of emails have
> been seen on @freebsd.org lists that say, "don't use zfs on single
> spindle machines"

We do ZFS on single-spindle/SSD devices regularly. No problems
as of now.

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