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# ZFS RPM packages for aarch64 architecture for Fedora, CentOS Stream & RHEL |
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## Purpose |
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This repository provides ZFS and libvirt RPM packages compiled specifically for the aarch64 (ARM64) architecture on Fedora, CentOS Stream, and RHEL systems. The main goals are: |
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- **ZFS Support on ARM64**: Provides native ZFS filesystem support for aarch64 systems where official ZFS packages may not be available or up-to-date |
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- **Libvirt with ZFS Storage**: Patches libvirt to enable ZFS storage pool support on aarch64 architecture, allowing virtualization environments to leverage ZFS storage backends |
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- **Multi-distribution Support**: Builds packages for multiple Linux distributions (Fedora 41-43, CentOS Stream 9-10) to ensure broad compatibility |
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- **Automated Building**: Uses COPR (Cool Other Package Repo) infrastructure for automated building and distribution |
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The repository automatically downloads upstream source RPMs, applies necessary patches (especially the `20-enable-zfs.patch` for libvirt), and builds optimized packages for ARM64 systems. |
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## Usage |
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### Installing ZFS Packages |
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The packages are built and hosted on COPR. To use them on your aarch64 system: |
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1. **Enable the COPR repository:** |
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```bash |
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sudo dnf copr enable nmasse-itix/zfs-aarch64 |
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2. **Install ZFS packages:** |
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```bash |
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# Install ZFS userspace utilities |
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sudo dnf install zfs zfs-dkms |
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# Install libvirt with ZFS support |
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sudo dnf install libvirt |
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``` |
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And then follow the [Getting Started](https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/Getting%20Started/index.html) documentation. |
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### Supported Distributions |
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- **Fedora**: 41, 42, 43 |
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- **CentOS Stream**: 9, 10 |
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- **RHEL**: 9, 10 (via EPEL repositories) |
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### Using ZFS with Libvirt |
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After installing the patched libvirt package, you can create ZFS storage pools: |
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```bash |
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# Create a ZFS storage pool definition |
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virsh pool-define-as mypool zfs - - - - /path/to/zfs/dataset |
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# Start and enable the pool |
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virsh pool-start mypool |
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virsh pool-autostart mypool |
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``` |
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## Development |
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If you want to fork this repo and build it yourself, here are the instructions with `copr-cli`. |
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```sh |
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copr-cli create --chroot fedora-41-aarch64 --chroot fedora-42-aarch64 --chroot epel-9-aarch64 --chroot epel-10-aarch64 zfs-aarch64 |
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``` |
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And then send the build to COPR. |
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```sh |
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./build.sh |
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``` |
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## License |
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The source code of ZFS, Libvirt and the Fedora RPM spec files remain licensed under their original license. |
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The patches and top-level scripts may be too trivial to receive a license. |
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In case a license is required for them, they are under MIT License. |
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