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Write corrections to Data instead of Parity

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I am not sure if this has come up before, but I could not find anything on it.

Background

When ZFS or BTRFS is used in the array, the filesystem can detect invalid data blocks.

Problem

In cases where a block is identified as invalid, writing corrections to parity does not provide a benefit. At the same time, wiping and rebuilding an entire drive is often impractical and time-consuming.

Proposed Solution

Introduce an option to select a specific drive and run a parity check that corrects that drive, similar to the existing “write corrections to parity” functionality.

Enhancement

To make the process more effective, the system could:

  1. Run a scrub when errors are detected.

  2. Based on the scrub results, automatically recommend whether corrections should be written to data or to parity.

Edited by Thx And Bye

  • Thx And Bye changed the title to Write corrections to Data instead of Parity

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