Hi everyone,
I'm noob and for the life of me i can't figure this out:
I had 2x 240GB ssd's in a mirror with proxmox installed. I wanted to replace them with bigger 2TB ssd's and i took adavantage of the mirror and sawpped them one at a time following the instruction for copying the partitions to the new drive and install GRUB to make them bootable.
So far so good i have the 2 new 2TB ssd's installed with the default 3 partitions and as expected i have to "resize" partiton #3 where rpool is, to use all available drive space.
In my search i saw that in ZFS, is not possible to "expand" the partiton and the only possible way is to delete that particular partition and create a new one, this time using all the available space. I would then have to resilver zpool.
So could you explain as i'm a 5 year old how to achieve this?
I'm thinking of doing again: one disk at a time, taking it offline and then delete partiton #3 and make a new one with all available space then turning it online and let it resilver. Then repeat for the other disk.
Thanks helpping this NOOB!!
I'm noob and for the life of me i can't figure this out:
I had 2x 240GB ssd's in a mirror with proxmox installed. I wanted to replace them with bigger 2TB ssd's and i took adavantage of the mirror and sawpped them one at a time following the instruction for copying the partitions to the new drive and install GRUB to make them bootable.
So far so good i have the 2 new 2TB ssd's installed with the default 3 partitions and as expected i have to "resize" partiton #3 where rpool is, to use all available drive space.
In my search i saw that in ZFS, is not possible to "expand" the partiton and the only possible way is to delete that particular partition and create a new one, this time using all the available space. I would then have to resilver zpool.
So could you explain as i'm a 5 year old how to achieve this?
I'm thinking of doing again: one disk at a time, taking it offline and then delete partiton #3 and make a new one with all available space then turning it online and let it resilver. Then repeat for the other disk.
Thanks helpping this NOOB!!