Was zfs included in the 42.20250515.5 image?

Doesn’t seem to be there.

❯ sudo lsmod | grep zfs

❯ find /usr/lib/modules/6.14.5-300.fc42.x86_64 -name 'zfs*'

sudo zpool import tank fails:

❯ sudo zpool import tank
cannot import 'tank': pool is formatted using a newer ZFS version

I think the ‘newer ZFS version’ error is a red herring, since the module isn’t available.

 51561:	May 21 10:54:37 beast systemd[1]: Stopping zfs-fuse.service - zfs-fuse daemon...
 51745:	May 21 10:54:37 beast zfs-fuse-helper[30819]: Syncing disks[  OK  ]
 51749:	May 21 10:54:37 beast zfs-fuse-helper[30819]: Unmounting ZFS filesystems[  OK  ]
 52424:	May 21 10:54:40 beast systemd[1]: zfs-fuse.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE
 52425:	May 21 10:54:40 beast zfs-fuse-helper[30819]: Stopping zfs-fuse: [  OK  ]
 52426:	May 21 10:54:40 beast zfs-fuse-helper[30819]: Syncing disks again[  OK  ]
 52427:	May 21 10:54:40 beast systemd[1]: zfs-fuse.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.
 52428:	May 21 10:54:40 beast systemd[1]: Stopped zfs-fuse.service - zfs-fuse daemon.
 52429:	May 21 10:54:40 beast audit[1]: SERVICE_STOP pid=1 uid=0 auid=4294967295 ses=4294967295 subj=system_u:system_r:init_t:s0 msg='unit=zfs-fuse comm="systemd" exe="/usr/lib/systemd/systemd" hostname=? addr=? terminal=? res=failed'
 52430:	May 21 10:54:40 beast systemd[1]: zfs-fuse.service: Consumed 825ms CPU time, 298.3M memory peak.
 54522:	May 21 10:55:20 bluefin systemd-modules-load[1335]: Failed to find module 'zfs'
 55439:	May 21 10:55:36 bluefin systemd[1]: Starting zfs-fuse.service - zfs-fuse daemon...
 55608:	May 21 10:55:36 bluefin zfs-fuse[3944]: initial max_map_count 1048576
 55609:	May 21 10:55:36 bluefin zfs-fuse[3944]: ARC caching: maximum ARC size: compiled-in default
 55611:	May 21 10:55:36 bluefin zfs-fuse[3952]: WARNING: vn_make_ops: zfs: 2 operations supplied but not used
 55745:	May 21 10:55:36 bluefin zfs-fuse[3952]: ARC setup: min ARC size set to 16777216 bytes
 55746:	May 21 10:55:36 bluefin zfs-fuse[3952]: ARC setup: max ARC size set to 134217728 bytes
 55766:	May 21 10:55:36 bluefin zfs-fuse-helper[3756]: Starting zfs-fuse: [  OK  ]
 55767:	May 21 10:55:36 bluefin zfs-fuse-helper[3756]: Immunizing zfs-fuse against OOM kills[  OK  ]
 55966:	May 21 10:55:37 bluefin zfs-fuse-helper[3756]: Mounting zfs partitions: [  OK  ]
 55967:	May 21 10:55:37 bluefin systemd[1]: Started zfs-fuse.service - zfs-fuse daemon.
❯ sudo bootc status
● Booted image: ghcr.io/ublue-os/bluefin-dx-nvidia-open:42-20250515.5
        Digest: sha256:ce7e91087fd078b71f01f7c6ab6722cae7f01b0957d74077c806ec286a7b25e9 (amd64)
       Version: latest-42.20250515.5 (2025-05-15T13:00:13Z)

  Rollback image: ghcr.io/ublue-os/bluefin-nvidia-open:42-20250515.5
          Digest: sha256:04aef96f7363a47da976b643bebf39170bf7ff8ee377cc924df0dfe2b1de3092 (amd64)
         Version: latest-42.20250515.5 (2025-05-15T12:54:33Z)

Edit: I found this commit. Does this mean that since I have used my pool with 42.20250519, that it is now of a newer version?

Booted 41-gts and was able to mount my pool, so it looks like ZFS was omitted from 42.10150515.5.
I’ll install 41-gts and be done with it.

Note that we only build zfs for stable and gts. Did you bump up to latest?

I’m not sure.
I installed stable, then immediately used rebase-helper and selected 42.20250515.5.

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