> As has been mentioned on this forum, this would
> require a significant change
> to the way RAID-Z works. To my knowledge there is no
> such project at present.
> Do you have a use case where this is required?
>
> Adam
>
> On Sat, Jul 07, 2007 at 03:37:19PM -0400, Echo B
> wrote:
> > Apologies
> You can do that with ZFS today.
I appreciate what you are saying, but we are talking about different things.
RAIDz does not let you do this: Start from one disk, add another disk to
mirror the data, add another disk to make it a RAIDz array, and add another
disk to increase the size of the
> Do they take the pool offline while they migrate data to the new device in
> the RAID stripe or do they do this online?
I think they (readynas, drobo, Linux mdadm) can do it online, but either way,
getting the job done is what matters most. I'm talking about small consumer
systems here, so
Last I heard there were no plans to implement this. I'd like to see it too,
but not everyone knows or cares about it.
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