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Downgrade ZFS Raidz3 to Raidz2 (so I can remove 1 disk)

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Hello 👋,

 

I was wondering if it's possible in Unraid to change the  filesystem type so I can downgrade from Raidz3 to Raidz2 and 1 disk less.  

 

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The data settings is showing a non-editable dropdown box of my current configuration. 

 

In theory I could just remove 1 disk (maximum failing disks in Raidz3 is 3) and ignore the OS complaining, but I don't know if that's the best approach here.

 

The data size would be the same as you can see in Raidz calculators so from my naive point of view there shouldn't be an issue:

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I couldn't find a similar topic, so I created this topic. 

Thank you!

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Edited by D0wk1ng
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21 minutes ago, D0wk1ng said:

I was wondering if it's possible in Unraid to change the  filesystem type so I can downgrade from Raidz3 to Raidz2 and 1 disk less

That's not supported by ZFS, you would need to destroy and recreate the pool, or remove on device and keep the raidz3 pool permanently degraded, but that's not optimal.

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