Dear David,
In message <50922FA4.7070702@xxxxxxxxxxxx> you wrote:
>
> If you make your big raid1 pair an LVM physical volume, you can split it
> into logical volumes as and when you want, and re-size them whenever
> necessary. Note, however, that the unpartitioned space within the LVM
> physical volume is still "used" as far as the SSD is concerned, since
> the initial raid1 synchronisation has written to it. So only space
What if the creation of the array was done with "--assume-clean" ?
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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