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| | | | | My commonly used btrfs commands. I enjoy using btrfs as it is compatible with Linux kernel GPL licensing. It's mainline supported, simple to manage, and it provides me much of the same functionality I get with zfs. Create a simple mirror Both data and metadata will be mirrored across these two disks. mkfs.btrfs --data raid1 --metadata raid1 /dev/my/device/1 /dev/my/device/2 List filesystems btrfs filesystem show Attach a new disk to a non-mirrored disk The goal here is to take a single-device btrfs system and make it into a mirror (raid1). This way we go from having one disk with no redundancy to a pair/set of two disks with redundancy. | |
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