Chris Johnson posted on Sun, 29 May 2016 09:33:49 -0700 as excerpted:
> Situation: A six disk RAID5/6 array with a completely failed disk. The
> failed disk is removed and an identical replacement drive is plugged in.
First of all, be aware (as you already will be if you're following the
list)
Situation: A six disk RAID5/6 array with a completely failed disk. The
failed disk is removed and an identical replacement drive is plugged
in.
Here I have two options for replacing the disk, assuming the old drive
is device 6 in the superblock and the replacement disk is /dev/sda.
'btrfs
