ZFSBootMenu "reuses kernel code", too. It actually reuses kernel binaries, because it is nothing more than a collection of init scripts in a small Linux initramfs to enumerate ZFS filesystems and allow you to kexec one…
I think you misunderstand what ZFSBootMenu does. It doesn't manage any snapshots. It refuses to do anything to any file system that isn't clearly marked as an operating system root. (There are a few well-defined…
ZFSBootMenu "reuses kernel code", too. It actually reuses kernel binaries, because it is nothing more than a collection of init scripts in a small Linux initramfs to enumerate ZFS filesystems and allow you to kexec one…
I think you misunderstand what ZFSBootMenu does. It doesn't manage any snapshots. It refuses to do anything to any file system that isn't clearly marked as an operating system root. (There are a few well-defined…