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Whole disks should be given to ZFS rather than partitions. If you must use a partition, make certain that the partition is properly aligned to avoid read-modify-write overhead. See the section on [[Performance_tuning#Alignment_Shift_.28ashift.29 | Alignment Shift]] for a description of proper alignment. Also, see the section on [[Performance_tuning#Whole Disks versus Partitions|Whole Disks versus Partitions]] for a description of changes in ZFS behavior when operating on a partition. | Whole disks should be given to ZFS rather than partitions. If you must use a partition, make certain that the partition is properly aligned to avoid read-modify-write overhead. See the section on [[Performance_tuning#Alignment_Shift_.28ashift.29 | Alignment Shift]] for a description of proper alignment. Also, see the section on [[Performance_tuning#Whole Disks versus Partitions|Whole Disks versus Partitions]] for a description of changes in ZFS behavior when operating on a partition. | ||
Single disk RAID 0 arrays from RAID controllers are not equivalent to whole disks. The [[Hardware#Hardware_RAID_controllers| Hardware]] page explains in detail. | |||
== Bit Torrent == | == Bit Torrent == | ||