On 06/02/2022 00:47, Mark Knecht wrote:
If it's a WD Red Plus on the label then it's CMR and good. If it's WD
Red without the "Plus" then it's SMR and WD has said don't use them
for this purpose. It's not impossible to run the WD Red in a RAID, but
they tend to fail when resilvering. If it
If it's a WD Red Plus on the label then it's CMR and good. If it's WD
Red without the "Plus" then it's SMR and WD has said don't use them
for this purpose. It's not impossible to run the WD Red in a RAID, but
they tend to fail when resilvering. If it resilvers correctly then it
will probably be OK
On 05/02/2022 22:16, Julien Roy wrote:
I didn't - I typically use the Gentoo and Arch wiki when I need
information, but will keep that in mind.
I noticed, on that page, that there's a big bold warning about using
post-2019 WD Red drives. Sadly, that's exactly what I am doing, my array
is
On 05/02/2022 19:37, Julien Roy wrote:
At this point, I am considering transfering all my data to another
volume, and re-creating the RAID using mdadm.
You know about the raid wiki
https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Linux_Raid ?
(Edited by yours truly ...)
Cheers,
Wol
On 05/02/2022 17:43, Julien Roy wrote:
Hello,
I've been running an LVM RAID 5 on my home lab for a while, and recently
it's been getting awfully close to 100% full, so I decided to buy a new
drive to add to it, however, growing an LVM RAID is more complicated
than I thought! I found very few
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