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Graham Perrin

maczfs - MacZFS.org: Official Site for the Free ZFS for Mac OS - Google Project Hosting - 0 views

  • MacZFS.org
    • Graham Perrin
  • MacZFS
  • prototype
    • Graham Perrin
       
      2013-09-08 in IRC for MacZFS:  "… prototype is practically indistinguishable in connotation from vapourware …"  "… originated from a dtm description, an "alpha/beta prototype" (2013-06) …"  "…  the production version of the prototype will be 100.0, with an even (stable) and odd (development) alternating number …"  "…  The unnumbered version of MacZFS is *what*, if not a prototype? What, if not a developer preview? …"
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  • Development:
  • kernel engineers, hobbyist hackers, and testers
  • introduce yourself on the Mailing List
  • MacZFS-devel
Graham Perrin

DevelopmentOverview - maczfs - MacZFS Developer Overview - MacZFS.org: Official Site fo... - 1 views

  • DevelopmentOverview
  • MacZFS Developer Overview
  • Experimental
    • Graham Perrin
       
      2013-07-12 in IRC for MacZFS:  "… we (the developers of the old MacZFS and the new experimental code) are very interested in test reports and all panic-reports you can generate. Please use the GitHub page or the MacZFS mailinglist … for reporting. …"
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  • org.maczfs.pre.*
  • https://github.com/zfs-osx
  • should carry  the label "MacZFS-<version>-<feature_or_author>"  in the filename
  • must include a readme.txt
  • must use a custom bundle identifier for the kext
  • org.maczfs.devel.*
  • bundle identifiers
  • org.maczfs.stable.*
  • org.maczfs.testing.*
  • rapid results
  • org.maczfs.beta.*
  • community will maintain the notion of an official release
  • technical merit, long standing contribution, custom and consensus
  • official releases will use the bundle identifier  "org.maczfs.stable.*"
  • must  report in their "help" message or, if supported, in their response  to a "version" command
  • official or unofficial
  • All executables
  • the release they are part  of
  • must include at least the bundle identifier and the  version number
  • should include a git commit ID
  • executable that links against libzfs or libzpool should also  report the bundle identifier and version of the library used
Graham Perrin

zfs-osx (An alpha repository of the next generation of MacZFS) · GitHub - 0 views

  • experimental
  • alpha
    • Graham Perrin
       
      2013-09-28 in IRC for OpenZFS: "… not very confortable using a 'well-developed alpha' for storing my data …" "… alpha & beta are technical terms …" "… https://github.com/zfs-osx describes what's there as alpha, experimental …" "… since february, lol …" "… I have not tested ZFS-OSX enough to say whether it's alpha or beta. Moreover it's for the developers to decide. … alpha is a suitably cautious description whilst testing is not as widespread as we'd like …" "… .zfs directories are not present yet, it is technically alpha in that sense … connotation not denotation, and the connotation of alpha for those not very familiar with the technical definitions is very negative. …" "… better to use neither the term alpha nor the term beta than to use the term alpha, alpha is simply terrible diction in this context" "it's true that 'alpha' and 'data storage' don't go to well together, but better to be safe than sorry …" "… brand perception of the term "alpha" by the public is "garbage' …" "… OK so maybe avoid both phrases (mention neither "alpha" nor "beta") but I'll occasionally argue that a well-presented and well-supported alpha should not cause terror. …" "… a chat app that is alpha is one thing, a filsystem implementation that is alpha is a whole other thing …" "… if I would have seen the 'alpha' word there, I wouldn't have made the jump to OpenZFS, I'd probably be using the old MacZFS, at most … alpha may be attractive for developers, but it scares general public, like me …"
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