I don't think you have to rebuild world to apply the zfsloader patch to have it work. I originally tried that, but after reloading the server from scratch, then applying the patch, I was able to boot from the second drive with primary missing.
Booting from a ZFS device has nothing to do with ZFS being labeled experimental.
The last time you installed FreeBSD do you remember any option to use ZFS fs in the installer ?
Booting from a ZFS device has nothing to do with ZFS being labeled experimental.
The last time you installed FreeBSD do you remember any option to use ZFS fs in the installer ?
So a feature being (or not) available via sysinstall is the measure of "official support"? Since when? Are you trying to say that GPT partitioning and gjournal among other things are "not officially supported"? You can't be serious.
So a feature being (or not) available via sysinstall is the measure of "official support"? Since when? Are you trying to say that GPT partitioning and gjournal among other things are "not officially supported"? You can't be serious.
You do speak for yourself and not the FreeBSD release engineering team when you make claims like "ZFS boot is not officially supported", which have no basis on reality.
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