Re: how to synchronize two devices (RAID-1, but not really?)

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Peter Rabbitson schrieb:
Tomasz Chmielewski wrote:
I have a RAID-10 setup of four 400 GB HDDs. As the data grows by several
GBs a day, I want to migrate it somehow to RAID-5 on separate disks in a
separate machine.

Which would be easy, if I didn't have to do it online, without stopping
any services.



Your /dev/md10 - what is directly on top of it? LVM? XFS? EXT3?

Good point. I don't want to copy the whole RAID-10.
I want to copy only one LVM-2 volume (which is like 90% of that RAID-10, anyway).


So I want to synchronize /dev/LVM2/my-volume (ext3) with /dev/sdr (now empty; bigger than /dev/LVM2/my-volume).


(sda2, sdb2, sdc2, sdd2) -> RAID-10 -> LVM-2 -> my volume -> ext3


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Tomasz Chmielewski
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