Actually, ZFS license is just a slightly more liberal Mozilla license. It is GPL that
prohibits linking with anything that is not a subset of GPL. That's why there are many
non-GPL-compatible licenses, but there are no non-CDDL-compliant, non-MPL-compliant or
non-BSD-compliant or whatever. The full problem lies in GPL, not CDDL.
Of course, the "GPL" above is in fact "GPL as interpreted by RMS".
But I digress.
What I meant was, the usual way of doing stuff right now is a filesystem-on-top-of-lvm. AdvFS
seems to have this two "layers" integrated together, just like ZFS.
And yes, AdvFS had it decade ago.