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Subject: Re: overclocking
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * have, and that sucks.  I've already lost the ccd fs at
 * current.freebsd.org once due to a drive crash, and it sure would
 * be nice indeed to be able to: a) tell ccd to stop using a drive,
 * b) tell ccd to migrate from a drive, if enough free space on
 * other drives exists, and c) adopt a new drive.

Not that I am defending ccd or anything, but these are not the stripe
driver's job.  You either have to go to full parity in ccd or modify
the filesystem layer to do the above.

Satoshi