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I have been running my linux installs off of wd drives for years without any issues. Most of the devices I run are Asus laptops, maybe it is a Lenovo issue?
https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/discussions/14793
It seems to be an issue in the last year-ish but across a range of WD/Sandisk drives. They build controllers in house &, if the support is to be believed, don’t test or support Linux/BSD.
Ah, i see now. I use btrfs and the issue is with zfs.
Nope. Read it a bit deeper as the failures are for ZFS, BtrFS, Bcachefs, & Ext4.