I admit I do not understand The principle of the raid is to be able to rebuild a disk in case of problem From the parity disk and the other disks we must be able to reconstruct a disk When we change a disk for another, it recovers the data of the previous one A priori the parity disk is built from sectors and not from the file system, the latter is only used to access files through samba or nfs We see on the following image that my disk 9 was read without error for the parity check : the disk is ok
Why then if I put a new disc, this one will not recover the data of the disc which it replaces, since this new disc will be first formatted in xfs?