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use `sudo` for the installation section

wwitsch committed 11 years ago
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update installation hints

wwitsch committed 11 years ago
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use the alpha releases by default

wwitsch committed 11 years ago
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add a warning so people know what they're getting themselves into... :)

wwitsch committed 11 years ago
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add script to handle installation steps that require admin permissions

wwitsch committed 11 years ago
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the formula should be keg-only in order to prevent non-matching kernel extensions and userland binaries

wwitsch committed 11 years ago

README

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homebrew-zfs

MacZFS formulae for the Homebrew package manager.

Warning!

This tap was created for personal use. While it works for me it is not endorsed by the MacZFS community in any way as installing with homebrew cannot ensure that kernel extensions and userland binaries are in sync. This is because homebrew discourages the use of sudo and prohibits installation of anything outside its prefix (usually /usr/local).

Using non-matching binaries and kernel extensions may lead to data loss, kernel panics and other undesired behavior. Back up your data. You have been warned!

Installation

$ brew install witsch/zfs/maczfs
$ sudo bash /usr/local/Cellar/…/setup.sh
$ sudo touch /etc/mtab
$ sudo zpool import [-a]

Note that it might be helpful to actually read brew's output as well as the documentation on maczfs.org… ;)