I just herd my roommate saying "i don't want to play too much with my amd cpu overclocking because if i crash my system too much btrfs might get corrputed again".
laughs in zfs
laughs in zfs
I have one CentOS machine where I can't update ZFS from 0.7 to 0.8, if I want to boot again (zfs#8885).
This seems to be more of a udev and 'device' discovery problem than something inherit to ZFS/ZoL.
I'm pretty sure I can't replicate this bug on Debian or Ubuntu.
The point is, you chose your distro for a reason and one little piece of software is far from enough to override that.