Chad, I'm not opposed to Ubuntu including both, but if you look at the comment history, you'll see that I switched from zfs_member to the partition type for a reason. `zpool create` doesn't trigger udev, whereas partitioning tools do (by triggering the kernel to re-read the partition table). As a result, if we use a "zfs_member" rule, the udev rule doesn't fire until we either reboot or manually run `udevadm trigger`. That doesn't work well for an initial install (which is currently a manual process, but ideally some day we'll have installer support).
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