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On 07/12/17 14:53, Frank Steinmetzger wrote: |
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> When I configured my kernel the other day, I discovered network block |
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> devices as an option. My PC has a hotswap bay[0]. Problem solved. :) Then I |
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> can do zpool replace with the drive-to-be-replaced still in the pool, which |
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> improves resilver read distribution and thus lessens the probability of a |
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> failure cascade. |
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Or with mdadm, there's "mdadm --replace". If you want to swap a drive |
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(rather than replace a failed drive), this both preserves redundancy and |
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reduces the stress on the array by doing disk-to-disk copy rather than |
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recalculating the new disk. |
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Cheers, |
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Wol |