Re: Replacing a drive from a RAID 1 array

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Another option is to shrink the file system from 4 devices to 3 by
deleting one. This assumes there's sufficient room for the data to
exist on 3 devices. At least this way the volume is never degraded.
You could do a balance after adding the new 4th device, but that's
optional. Since it's empty, all new writes will have an a copy always
going to the new 4th device and then the b copy to one of the other
three.


Chris Murphy
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