Re: Growing a single disk into a 2 disk raid0

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On 1/28/2011 12:53 PM, Berkey B Walker wrote:
> Because 1) I'm old, and 2) I don't trust documentation, I do it the
> slow, easy way.  I use the blank disk and make a RAID missing a disk.  I
> then copy the data to the RAIDed disk.  If everything is OK, zero out
> the old data disk and add it to the raid (filling the "missing").  I do
> it this way any time I want to make  raid  of a disk full of data, to
> any level of raid.

That works for raid1, but as I said, mdadm will not let you create a
single disk raid0.
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