← Back to context Comment by stavros 10 months ago Is that the case? What if I expand a 3-1 array to 3-2? Won't the old blocks remain 3-1? 3 comments stavros Reply Timshel 10 months ago I don't believe it supports adding parity drives only data drives. stavros 10 months ago Ahh interesting, thanks. bmicraft 10 months ago Since preexisting blocks are kept at their current parity ratio and not modified (only redistributed among all devices), increasing the parity level of new blocks won't really be useful in practice anyway.
Timshel 10 months ago I don't believe it supports adding parity drives only data drives. stavros 10 months ago Ahh interesting, thanks. bmicraft 10 months ago Since preexisting blocks are kept at their current parity ratio and not modified (only redistributed among all devices), increasing the parity level of new blocks won't really be useful in practice anyway.
stavros 10 months ago Ahh interesting, thanks. bmicraft 10 months ago Since preexisting blocks are kept at their current parity ratio and not modified (only redistributed among all devices), increasing the parity level of new blocks won't really be useful in practice anyway.
bmicraft 10 months ago Since preexisting blocks are kept at their current parity ratio and not modified (only redistributed among all devices), increasing the parity level of new blocks won't really be useful in practice anyway.
I don't believe it supports adding parity drives only data drives.
Ahh interesting, thanks.
Since preexisting blocks are kept at their current parity ratio and not modified (only redistributed among all devices), increasing the parity level of new blocks won't really be useful in practice anyway.