[p_l]

Main issue with encryption is occasional attempts by certain (specific) Linux kernel developer to lockout ZFS out of access to advanced instruction set extensions (far from the only weird idea of that specific developer).

The way ZFS encryption is layered, the features should be pretty much orthogonal from each other, but I'll admit that there's a bit of lacking with ZFS native encryption (though mainly in upper layer tooling in my experience rather than actual on-disk encryption parts)

[ryao]

These are actually wrappers around CPU instructions, so what ZFS does is implement its own equivalents. This does not affect encryption (beyond the inconvenience that we did not have SIMD acceleration for a while on certain architectures).

[snvzz]

>occasional attempts by certain (specific) Linux kernel developer

Can we please refer to them by the actual name?

[E39M5S62]

Greg Kroah-Hartman.