On Wed, 30 Mar 2011, Vincent Schut wrote:
- offline the raid, dd(rescue) each 1TB drive onto a new 2TB one,
replace drives, put raid online again
This works if you have a superblock version that stores its superblock in
the beginning, not the end (or if you use a partition). This is the
safest.
or:
- manually replace one drive at a time, and let the raid recover and thus
write the data onto the new drive?
If you have a bad block anywhere on the degraded drives, you're going to
lose data.
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