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Upgrade Parity Disk Question

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Hi all,

I am pretty excited about upgrading my parity disk to larger size. Its going into my HP Microserver gen8. The box allows 4 3.5" SATA disks, which are all currently occupied. I have gone through the documentation and I am still slightly confused.

 

I am sharing my disk assignment below.

 

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Here is the target state. I will upgrade the parity disk from 16TB to 18TB. Once the array has copied parity data, I want to replace 4TB DATA disk with old 16TB PARITY disk. So the array sits like this. For OCD, I prefer to keep my PARITY disk in array bay 1 always. Yes I know.

 

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What will be the shortest steps to achieve this outcome, while maintaining data.

Also, if possible, I want to keep the array available and functional while the Parity is rebuilt.

 

Thanks.

1 hour ago, Babar said:

I want to keep the array available and functional while the Parity is rebuilt.

First upgrade parity, when that's done upgrade disk2.

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15 hours ago, JorgeB said:

First upgrade parity

 

Is there a way to upgrade parity disk without keeping array offline ?

The array is not offline while parity rebuilds.

  • 2 weeks later...
  • Author

Ok I have finally managed to preclear my new disk, so need to move to next step.

 

Question: Is there a way to copy the parity from previous 16TB disk to new 18tb disk, without having to rebuild parity again ?

Just let it rebuild.  If there's any issues with the new drive, you can always replace it with the old one via a New Config

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Cheers, thanks.

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