07:49:03 <gonzosysadm[m]> <danmcd> "Our advise for those  with..." <- easier said than done in my case, it's a nuc with enough room for 2 disks, unless expanded by USB (not sure if supported, wouldn't look pretty, and performance would likely be not good). does the old advice about using entire disks for ZFS still stand? otherwise it could be possible to partition the disks pre-install, perhaps 
07:51:01 <gonzosysadm[m]> <danmcd> "BOOTPOOL being encrypted (save..." <- i have never tried booting any system with encrypted zfs before. but in theory, if the bootloader can boot from zfs, and zfs knows to ask for the passphrase in the console when importing the pool, how much really could go wrong? (famous last words, of course)
08:35:28 <gonzosysadm[m]> <gonzosysadm[m]> "yeah, it just seems like some..." <- any idea about this? I'd really live to give lx zones a try, but it seems completely unworkable. the default gateway not being picked up from SLAAC is an annoyance, DNS not working at all is an impossibility
11:33:56 <dbrooke> in the absence of any more informed comment - I have a couple of old (Debian 9) lx zones which do seem to get an IPv6 default route from router advertisement
11:35:42 <dbrooke> they're dual stack, DNS is configured from the manifest (as IPv4), one is static IPs and one is dhcp/addrconf the latter has "allow_ip_spoofing": true