Re: RAID5 Recovery - superblock lost after reboot

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On 15/08/2024 at 18:21, Reindl Harald wrote:

ALWAYS use partitions and be it only if your replacement disk in a few years is for whatever reason a few kilobytes smaller

* partition the drive with GPT
* make the patitions 5% smaller than the disk
* use the partitions when create the array

5% is a waste of disk space. Size differences amongst disks of the same rated capacity are much smaller, and the RAID superblock already reserves some variable space to adapt to such differences.




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