On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 10:05 AM, Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk wrote:
> The pool will remain available, but you will have data corruption. The
> simple way to avoid this, is to use a raidz2, where the chances are far
> lower for data corruption.
>
It's also possible to replace a drive while the failed / f
- Original Message -
> I'm just about to start using ZFS in a RAIDZ configuration for a home
> file server (mostly holding backups), and I wasn't clear on what
> happens if data corruption is detected while resilvering. For example:
> let's say I'm using RAIDZ1 and a drive fails. I pull it
I'm just about to start using ZFS in a RAIDZ configuration for a home file
server (mostly holding backups), and I wasn't clear on what happens if data
corruption is detected while resilvering. For example: let's say I'm using
RAIDZ1 and a drive fails. I pull it and put in a new one. While res
