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Kris,

On Wed, 10 Jul 2019, kris@ixsystems.com wrote:

> I'm keeping the port pretty updated for exactly this reason. We intend to
> use it for FreeBSD 12 here at iX, so far it seems to work pretty well.
> You'll just need to build world without ZFS so you don't end up with
> conflicts on zfs/zpool and libzfs.


Are you currently using ZoL in production for customers ?

Pardon my ignorance, but is ZoL in use anywhere in FreeNAS/TrueNAS ?

I am pretty sure that we *cannot* run stock/standard ZFS in the base world 
and give someone in a jail ZoL (with a module) correct ?

Thanks.