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unRAID v7.0.0 How to add an new disk as RAID1 to a xfs cache pool without losing data

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I'm running Unraid for a couple of years now on 1 ssd as data in a cache pool.

I do like to add an extra ssd of the same size to create a RAID1 cache pool to be redundand.

But I don't want to lose the existing data of the already existing pool.

The current cache pool is xfs organized.

Please advice

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XFS is single device only, you would need to convert the pool to BTRFS or ZFS.

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16 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

XFS is single device only, you would need to convert the pool to BTRFS or ZFS.

Thanks. But does this mean that it will be formatted? And I do loose my data?

I did hope to simple add the disk and set it to RAID1.

But I quesse that it is not that simple

Edited by canedje2

  • Community Expert

If it's XFS it isn't. You'll have to copy all the contents somewhere else so you can reformat and copy back.

  • Author

Thanks clear

Is there a kind of tutorial how to do this somewhere?

  • Author

Thanks thats is handy.

The only problem is that I only have one pool and do need to move it temporary to my NAS somewher

  • Community Expert

You can move to the array.

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