Re: Linux RAID migration

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On Tuesday August 7, saeed.bishara@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> how can I create raid 5 array that preserves the contents of a given
> disk (part of the array)?
> I can do that in two steps, raid 5 on two disks then reshape it to be
> real raid5, but is there a direct way to do it?

What do you mean by "real raid 5".  Two disks are just as much an
array as 10.
What do you mean by "direct".  If I understand your requirements
correctly, there are two obvious steps.
  1/ make the data appear in a raid5
  2/ change the number of devices in the raid5.

Are two steps too many?

I guess I don't understand your question.

NeilBrown
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