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Hardware ondersteuning => NAS hardware vragen => Topic gestart door: luukman op 12 augustus 2012, 00:38:41
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Hello,
I have a 2 TB disk with a 500 GB Logical Volume and a separate 500GB disk. I want to make a mirror of 500GB and use the remaining 1.5 TB unprotected. (without losing my current data on the 2TB disk)
What I'm planning to do (on the command line) is initialise the new 500 GB disk this will create a new /dev/md3 with a new VG2
I want to remove VG2
vgremove -f VG2
And add the new disc to the existing VG1
vgextend vg1 md3
Now I can create a mirror of the existing logical volumes:
lvconvert -m1 vg1/volume_1
???? What should I dow with the syno_vg_reserved_area?! what is this used for? Should I mirror it as well?
Now I can create a new volume for the rest of the 1.5 TB (unprotected)
Considerations:
1) what are the riscs when upgrading firmware
2) what will the gui show, are there any riscs that it wil cripple the new setup?
3) what wil happen when I have a disk failure and replace a disc and execute the "repair" function from the Gui?
Hope anybody can give me some information on the considerations...
Tia,
Luukman
PS Ik had het al in het engels geschreven voor ik had beseft dat het forum Nederland talig is...
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just tried it, but...
~ # lvcreate -l 118081 -n protected --mirrorlog core -m 1 vg1
Can't expand LV protected: mirror target support missing from kernel?
Aborting. Failed to activate new LV to wipe the start of it.
And lvconvert is not available...
Dit gaat dus niet werken :-( Misschien iets leuks voor de toekomst?