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Time Machine for every Unix out there
Time Machine makes a snapshot of your files every hour. Incrementally backing up all files every hour so that you can access them in reversed chronological order isn't that hard with standard Unix utilities like rsync.
ZFS to play larger role in future versions of Mac OS X
<sep/>developers receiving the pre-release software that Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard [...] will officially support ZFS, albeit restricted to a read-only implementation with which no ZFS pools or filesystems can be<sep/>
What is ZFS? at OpenSolaris.org
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Machine Check Exception » Blog Archive » Why ZFS Matters to Mac Users
A good explanation of why ZFS is significant!
TheMacHackers.com » Blog Archive » ZFS on Mac OS X 10.5 - a closer Look
I played around to find out how well ZFS is already implemented in 10.5. Here is what I did:
First, I simply added two SATA-disks with the following command-line: (I’m using files as disks now, because its much faster to play with.)
Machine Check Exception » Blog Archive » Why ZFS Matters to Mac Users
Space-efficient and fast snapshots. A snapshot allows you to see your filesystem as it was some time in the past. ZFS is designed to snapshot a filesystem in constant time, no matter how much data you have, or how frequently you snapshot it. Moreover, the
Machine Check Exception » Blog Archive » Why ZFS Matters to Mac Users
The new open source filesystem for mac leopard. Miles ahead other file systems.
TheMacHackers.com » Blog Archive » ZFS on Mac OS X 10.5 - a closer Look
ZFS is there... and really unstable.
Zettabyte sur Léopard
Parmis les quelques nouveautés de Léopard, on a lu ces derniers mois, plusieurs rumeurs sur l'intégration d'un nouveau système de fichiers, le ZFS, qui présente une révolution dans le domaine du stockage de données.