Update to this. Before destroying the original pool the first time, offline the
disk you plan on re-using in the new pool. Otherwise when you destroy the
original pool for the second time it causes issues with the new pool. In fact,
if you attempt to destroy the new pool immediately after destro
Thanks for your idea. That would be useful if we had the extra space. After
playing with a test zpool for a bit, I found that this also works, but you have
to make the pool unavailable for a while. I'm just posting it in case it helps
someone else.
- destroy the raidz pool
- reuse one of the di
Is there a way to convert a 2 disk raid-z file system to a mirror without
backing up the data and restoring?
We have this:
bash-3.00# zpool status
pool: archives
state: ONLINE
scrub: none requested
config:
NAMESTATE READ WRITE CKSUM
archivesONLINE 0
