2.2.3 compatibility

[nodarkthings]

Hi @lundman!
Thanks as always for your work!
https://openzfsonosx.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=3924
About the 2.2.3 release: I'm still using 10.9...
As the 2.2.2 release for 10.9 was downloaded 5231 times, it looks like I'm not the only one.
In my opinion, ZFS particularly makes sense for old MacOSes that can't use APFS, and for those who have to share data between multiple versions of MacOS (in my case 10.9, 10.11 and 10.14 — and pretty soon 12.x), ZFS is a wonderful bridge, if possible.

[kingneutron]

Indeed, I would like to see a release for High Sierra 10.13, even tho I no longer use it on a daily basis.

Good to see a rev tho, we never got an official one for 2024

[nodarkthings]

Indeed, I would like to see a release for High Sierra 10.13, even tho I no longer use it on a daily basis.

Good to see a rev tho, we never got an official one for 2024

Be happy! Mr Lundman answered me on Github that he's gonna release until 10.9. Hurray!

[iosengineer]

Thanks so much for your continued stewardship of the project - it is so important for so many of us!

For my needs, Mojave is still helpful. It is neat to see that others are still getting value from earlier releases. I could see High Sierra being potentially useful.

A bit off-topic, but is there a forum where Windows build updates are announced? I see the category on this forum (viewforum.php?f=27) but it doesn't seem to have build announcements. I'll keep following the GitHub for now! Thanks so very much for the refactoring of driveletter / other mounting code. ZFS on Windows has really completed the picture for me, after many years of using it on macOS and Linux. Cheers!

[ununnilium]

I still have a High Sierra deployment but am in the process of migrating to Monterey. Thanks for all your work!

[Arne]

I'm still on 10.11.
I installed 2.2.3 and it works.
Thanks Lundman