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OpenZFS 2.3-rc5 Released With Support For Cross-Compiling Kernel Modules


OpenZFS 2.3 continues working its way toward release with Monday having brought the fifth and potentially final release candidate.

OpenZFS 2.3 has been working on a number of exciting features for this open-source ZFS file-system implementation for Linux and FreeBSD systems. OpenZFS 2.3 features include fast deduplication, direct I/O, RAIDZ expansion, JSON output support for more OpenZFS commands, optimized kernel same-page merging, long names support for files/folders, and many other smaller improvements. The RAIDZ expansion, direct I/O, and fast deduplication in particular make OpenZFS 2.3 quite an exciting update.

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