Roger Bumgarner wrote:
I have no idea if this would work with btrfs, but the first thing I
would do is use 'dd' to clone one drive over to the new drive. I've
done that to repair real failed RAID1 arrays.
I don't think it's a good idea.
Well, it could be a temporary workaround (_if_ it works) for btrfs until
it stabilizes.
But certainly not for md RAID-1. _If_ it did work for you, you would
have to take the whole array down as dd works, which is not good. md
provides its own tools (mdadm) to replace/rebuild the RAID.
--
Tomasz Chmielewski
http://wpkg.org
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