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Subject: Mixed RAID 1 and 0 in different subvolumes (cont.)
From: Fred Chang <fredchang@qnap.com>
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Assume I have two disks, said disk1 and disk2, and two subvolumes,
said sv1 and sv2. With BTRFS, may I assign sv1 working with raid0 and
sv2 working with raid1?

One year ago, this function was not aviliable. If there were test
version, I am willing to test it.

Thanks