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[Discuss] Mirrored ZFS Raid
- Subject: [Discuss] Mirrored ZFS Raid
- From: dsr at randomstring.org (Dan Ritter)
- Date: Sat, 13 Aug 2022 21:09:09 -0400
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Kent Borg wrote: > So, as I earlier said I was planning on doing, I am now playing with ZFS on > a Raspberry Pi 4. A little confusion about getting correct kernel headers > installed, and I suspect I have it working. But do I? > > Is setting up the two-disk array *really* as simple as: > > ? zpool create mail-mirror? -f -O compression=on mirror sda2 sdb2 > > I know, I did something odd there. All the ZFS examples I have seen were to > use an entire disk, and I told it to use a partition instead. > > It seems to work, on reboot, the volume mounts again. > > > Questions: > > ?- Is this vaguely sensible? Does 'zpool list' show mail-mirror? Does 'zpool status' show it being a mirror? And healthy? > ?- If vaguely sensible, is there an obvious improvement that would make it, > say, smart? Run a scrub once a week or once or twice a month. What else do you mean by "smart"? You could add a third disk and label it a spare. Or you could add a third disk and make it a 3-way mirror. You should create zfs in the zpool, so you can do snapshots. -dsr-
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