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% QNAP_recreate_raid(8) Version 1.0 | QNAPHomebrew admin

NAME

QNAP_recreate_raid — Convert an existing set of filesystem to raid (destructive)

SYNOPSIS

| QNAP_recreate_raid [-v|--verbose] [-p|--partition] partition number number of drives

| QNAP_recreate_raid [-h|--help]|]-V|--version]

DESCRIPTION

Typically used after failures with QNAP_create_raid(8), it can be used a (a slightly more complex) alternative. The common case would be:

QNAP_recreate_raid -p9 4

Take partition 9 on the first 4 drives and form into a RAID array. This requires you know the partition numbers.

Options

-V, --version

: Prints the current version number and exits.

-h, --help

: Prints brief usage information.

-v, --verbose

: Make output more verbose.

-p partition number : a simple number e.g. 9 , would take /dev/sda9, /dev/sdb9 .... to make a RAID array

number of drives : e.g 4 would mean /dev/sda9, /dev/sdb9, /dev/sdc9 and /dev/sde9 [ 4 drives] would make up the RAID array.

FILES

ENVIRONMENT

BUGS

See GitHub Issues: https://github.com/graemev/QNAPhomebrew/issues

AUTHOR

Graeme Vetterlein [email protected]

SEE ALSO

QNAP_create_raid(8)