August 14, 20232 yr Hi all, me again (newb). I have a 10TB parity disk, and a 10TB disk. I have 100% parity. I have several SSDs configured in their own pools. I want to turn them into a single pool. There is data on the cache drives, even after I use the move function there is still data. I want confidence knowing that my data is safe before creating a new config and turning all the SSDs into a single SSD cache pool. Does having full parity mean absolutely all data is on the parity device and the disk? Thanks. Edited August 14, 20232 yr by stevejjd
August 14, 20232 yr Community Expert 8 hours ago, stevejjd said: Does having full parity mean absolutely all data is on the parity device and the disk? Nope, enable mover logging, run the mover, post the diagnostics.
August 15, 20232 yr Author Solution Sorry I missed this. I ended up using Dynamix file manager to move the files manually and then added the SSDs to a single pool. So far it seems to be working. I have noticed when mover logging is enabled, I run out of log ram space. Is it best to use move logging for debugging? or is it to be left on? Thanks
August 15, 20232 yr Community Expert 24 minutes ago, stevejjd said: Is it best to use move logging for debugging? or is it to be left on It is best used only when debugging mover issues.
August 15, 20232 yr Author Okay great, thank you. I appreciate the help. I will call this issue solved and closed.
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