Re:Btrfs in Linux 6.2 brings performance improvements, bette...
by viraptor on Monday December 12, 2022 @06:35PM
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The use case is: Enough drives failed that your raid is degraded. Any more data you write is not replicated and it may be due to software/hardware issue that will kill more drives soon.
It's up to you to choose at that point - is availability more important for you (add degraded to fstab), or data consistency (deal with the array first).
It's up to you to choose at that point - is availability more important for you (add degraded to fstab), or data consistency (deal with the array first).