Linux RAID migration

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Hi,
 I'm looking for a method for doing RAID migration while keeping the
data available.
the migrations I'm interested with are:
1. Single drive ->RAID1/RAID5
2. RAID1 -> RAID5.

the mdadm and kernel doesn't seem to provide built-in and crash-proof
solution. but I found that RAID5 on 2 drives in degraded mode looks
like a RAID1 (mirroring), and since linux supports RAID5 reshape, then
I can use it to do the migration from RAID1 to  RAID5 with 3 drives or
more.
- can I really assume that RAID 5 on 2 hdds (degraded mode) will
function as raid 5?
- how to build raid while keeping the contents of an existing drive available?

saeed
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