Hi everyone,
In the Manjaro release announcement post for 20.1 Mikah, it mentions that “Manjaro Architect supports now ZFS installation by providing the needed kernel modules.” I downloaded a new Manjaro Architect installer, and gave it a shot, but I was not able to install ZFS; instead I received the The kernel modules to support ZFS were not found
when clicking Prepare Installation → ZFS (optional).
Looking into the message, I see other threads about the same issue but I didn’t find a resolution for myself. It looks like a linuxV-zfs
package may be needed, where V is the version of linux being ran, e.g. linux56-zfs
.
I figured I’d need the package that matches the output of uname -r
, which output 5.6.15-1-MANJARO
for my installer. Running
sudo pacman -Ss linux*|grep zfs
returned a list of packages of the format linuxV-zfs
, like I mentioned earlier. I noticed there is no linux56-zfs
package, and got stuck from there. I tried installing linux58-zfs
, linux59-zfs
, and linux-latest-zfs
each separately with no success, as in the message from running Prepare Installation → ZFS (optional) was the same.
For reference, my Manjaro Architect ISO is manjaro-architect-20.0.3-200607-linux56.iso
. It looks like Architect is still on 20.0 even though the page is about a release announcement for 20.1, but that’s whatever.
With that in mind, any advice on what packages to install to get this thing working?