You can separate the pool devices, in which pool do you want that data to remain once it's done?

I want In the docker_pool the system and app data shares, and in the vm_pool I want the domains.


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13 hours ago, drakenit said:

I want In the docker_pool the system and app data shares, and in the vm_pool I want the domains.

All of the data will wind up in one pool, and you will have to move some of the data to the other pool after you get the pools fixed.

That is no problem.

In that case i think it would be wise to put everything on the docker_pool and then manually move the vm to the other pool.

 

so how do i do this?

Sorry missed your first reply, damn forum bug, to separate the devices you can do this:

 

-stop the array

-disable VM/Docker services

-unassign the devices from both the docker_pool and the vm_pool

-start array

-stop array

-assign both devices to the docker_pool (there can't be an "all data will be deleted" warning in front of any of the pool devices)

-you can re-enable VM/Docer services

-start array

-stop array

-unassign the device you want to remove from docker_pool

-start array, wait for the btrfs balance to finish, once that's done

-stop the array

-assign the removed device to vm_pool

-start array

-vm_pool will be unmountable, format to start using it

 

 

 

thank you for your help