On 1/28/20 10:09 PM, Reindl Harald wrote:
Am 29.01.20 um 04:17 schrieb Ram Ramesh:
I have my entire debian 9.0 installation (root/usr/home etc) in two nvme
RAID-1 mirror. Is it possible to break them in to two degraded arrays?
Specifically I want to do this.
1. Break current debian 9 full RAID1 into two degraded RAID1 A & RAID1 B
2. Boot only A and upgrade to debian 10 and make sure it works
3. If it works, add B back into A and get Debian 10 in fully complete RAID1
4. If it does not work, I boot B and add A back and get back debian 9
in full working RAID1
i would simply remove one disk completly and in case i want to keep the
upgraded system wipe it and resync afterwards or when i want back to the
old one put it back and wipe the modified
full resync, done
Thanks. I thought of this, but both disk in question are nvme ssd with
manually added heat sink. It will be a hassle to remove and reinstall. I
think I will go with the back up rather than remove disk physically. I
was just exploring if I can avoid back up by using one of the RAID1
disks. After all, mirror just means that.
Regards
Ramesh
