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Parity disk - move from 2 - to 1?

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Hi, 

 

I had some problems with a disk, so I fixed them and also added a bigger parity disk on the 2nd position (to move it later). 

My parity build is complete, so I removed the first parity disk and wanted to move the 2nd on the first position, but I haven't found a easy solution. Is it possible to basically just move it's position? how? 

Or does it even matter if my only parity drive stays on position 2?

Solved by trurl

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Parity must be re-synced if you move the disk.

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10 minutes ago, patrickstigler said:

Hi, 

 

I had some problems with a disk, so I fixed them and also added a bigger parity disk on the 2nd position (to move it later). 

My parity build is complete, so I removed the first parity disk and wanted to move the 2nd on the first position, but I haven't found a easy solution. Is it possible to basically just move it's position? how? 

Or does it even matter if my only parity drive stays on position 2?

The calculations used for parity1 and parity2 are different so the disks cannot simply be moved.   If you want to move parity2 to the parity1 position then you would need to rebuild parity.  The alternative is just to remove parity1 and run without it leaving parity2 in place

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Ok thank you, I guess than I just need to remove the parity 2 - wipe it. And mount it as parity 1? No data will be lost, I hope :-D 

20 minutes ago, patrickstigler said:

guess than I just need to remove the parity 2 - wipe it. And mount it as parity 1

And rebuild parity

20 minutes ago, patrickstigler said:

No data will be lost, I hope

Assuming no data disk fails while parity is being built, as you would running an unprotected array during that phase

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1 hour ago, patrickstigler said:

wipe it. And mount it as parity 1

If going this route no need to wipe it as rebuilding parity overwrites every sector on the disk so existing contents are irrelevant.

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So @itimpiI need to preclear it, or will a quick format do it?

Since it's a parity drive, you don't need to pre clear or format. It will be completely overwritten as part of parity rebuild

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But somehow I can't use it, can't remove the 2nd parity.

 

*EDIT*

I guess I have to use the "New Config" tool to get it to remove the Parity 2. Am I right? Or is there another way?

Edited by patrickstigler

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  • Solution

You will have to New Config before it will let you reassign parity 2

  • Author

Ok, looks good. 

Thanks for the help

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