Re: raid5 grow problem

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On Thursday August 17, xshu2006@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> dear sir:
>           i try to make a reshape command with mdadm (version
> 2.5.2).in linux shell ,i make
> $:mdadm -G /dev/md5 /dev/sdd2
> /dev/md5 is a raid5 device with 4 disks,/dev/sdd2 is a partition
> it give the prompt :mdadm :can only add devices to linear arrays,but i
> have read the resourse code of mdadm(V2.5.2),it do really support
> adding several disks into a array (espacially raid5) to make the array
> more large capability.

To restape a raid5 you need to give the new number of drives.
e.g.
  mdadm --grow /dev/md5 --raid-disk=5

You should hot-add sdd2 as a spare (--add /dev/sdd2_) before hand so
that the array isn't degraded when the reshape completes.

NeilBrown


> 
> i want to know  if i want to add(not hotadd) a disk(or a partition) to
> this array ,how can i make an reshape command correctly?
> i have read the help of mdadm ,but i still can't find the correct
> command format!
>     please  do me a favor!
>      thank you !
>                                                                         dragon
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