Re: Shrinking on-disk size of RAID1 array?

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> I'm hoping to shrink the per-component size of an active RAID1
> array, so that I can transition the array to a smaller, faster
> set of drives.

I may be missing something here, but why not connect up the new
drives, setup the arrays, simply cp -R * everything over to the new
filesystems and update fstab and mdadm.conf? I can understand wanting
to let the system handle it all for you, but this way you'll get a
free defrag to boot :)
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