OpenZFS below 2.2.1 have a major issue named bad block cloning. You shoud upgrade ASAP to OpenZFS 2.2.1.
A script called reproducer.sh can be used to check if your system is effected.
As root, you can/should execute the following command to disable the possible part in zfs that leads to this issue.
echo 0 >> /sys/module/zfs/parameters/zfs_dmu_offset_next_sync
There are automatic image builds using GitHub actions with the jobs listed below.
This way you can what kind of build is possible or not.
This site contains a link to a build arch linux including the archzfs kernel.
The arch linux iso file is created by using the arch-linux-live-cd-iso-with-zfs build script.
The last build date of the iso is available here.
The latest iso can be downloaded here.
The latest iso.sha512sum can be downloaded here.
There are also iso's available via github.com-autobuild.
With release of 2.9.0, the build script is able to build a archiso with an lts kernel.
There is a chance that we will offer a second iso to download with a lts kernel in the near future.
Once you've downloaded and booted a running archios with OpenZFS, you want to setup the basic system.
Here you will find a two step configuration and installation script.
With that you will get a basic archlinux with zfsbootmenu in "no time".
If you've just started a regular archiso but need quickly zfs support, you can run the following code to add instant OpenZFS support.
curl -s https://archzfs.leibelt.de/media/setup/init | bash
You can checkout the full repository here
For the creation of the favicon, I've used the Arch Linux logo.svg copied at 20220320T10:37:00 and OpenZFS logo.svg copied at 20220320T10:37:21.
Made with vim, almond.css and linux.