Re: 3-way mirror to RAID-6

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2017-12-25 22:53 GMT+01:00 NeilBrown <neilb@xxxxxxxx>:
> I suggest you add the new device with "mdadm --add", then try the
> reshape with "mdadm --grow /dev/mdXXX --level=6 --raid-devices-4".

Ok.

> It might not work quite that easily - I think you need to first convert
> the raid1 to a 2-way mirror, but that is easy enough
>
>  mdadm --grow /dev/mdxxx --raid-devices=2

Moving from a 3-way mirror to a 2-way mirror is not an issue.

What do you suggest ? Adding 3 more disks and creating a striped 3-way
mirror or reshaping to a 4-disks RAID-6?

Keep in mind that i'll never run anything with redundancy level < 2
and a simple mirror has only "1" as redundancy level (a striped mirror
is the same: only one disks could be lost in each mirror pair)
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