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Questions around disk space and parity in unraid
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this post was submitted on 02 Dec 2023
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Didn't know this was possible, can I do the partitioning via unraid gui? How risky is it to do it this way?
Like they said, the 2 GB partition would be covered by parity and can be recovered, the 8 GB cannot.
ah right yeah, thanks