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Removing Parity 2 after disk failure (SOLVED)

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I have 2 old drives, and I'm trying to decide if I should use them, or pension them.

Let's say I have this setup:

  • Parity: 8TB
  • Parity 2: 4TB
  • Disk 1: 4TB
  • Disk 2: 4TB
  • Disk 3: 4TB
  • Disk 4: 4TB

 

Parity 2 and Disk 4 is old, so what would happen if A) Parity 2 fails, B) Disk 4 fails.

In situation A, I would want to just remove Parity 2 (then replace Disk 4 with a new 8TB disk). Is it possible to just remove Parity 2 after it have failed?

 

In situation B, I would want to:

  1. Remove Parity 2, like in situation A. (As long as I don't loose any more disks, I should not loose any data).
  2. Replace Disk 4 with a new 8TB disk.

 

Would it be possible to solve those two failure scenarios in the way described?

Edited by Ademar

Solved by JorgeB

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17 hours ago, Ademar said:

Is it possible to just remove Parity 2 after it have failed?

Yes.

 

17 hours ago, Ademar said:

Would it be possible to solve those two failure scenarios in the way described?

Yes.

  • Ademar changed the title to Removing Parity 2 after disk failure (SOLVED)
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Perfect, thank you!

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