What I noticed (which may or may not be related to #713), is that the calculation of the filesystem´s Size and Used is somewhat surprising for me:
After initially setting device 2 to ro (because I suspeced it to maybe soon fail), neither Size nor Used changed and I was able to continue normally.
Then after adding another device, Size jumped to the sum of the capacity of all rw devices but Used didn't change (I think it was capped at Size) which, because the new device was smaller than device 2, meant that my file system was suddenly full even though there was actually more free space than before.
What I did then was setting device 2 to rw and then immediately back to ro which fixed Size to include all devices.
I think the expected behavior for me would be for Size to be the sum of the capacity of all ro drives plus the sum of all used space on ro drives.
What I noticed (which may or may not be related to #713), is that the calculation of the filesystem´s
SizeandUsedis somewhat surprising for me:After initially setting
device 2toro(because I suspeced it to maybe soon fail), neitherSizenorUsedchanged and I was able to continue normally.Then after adding another device,
Sizejumped to the sum of the capacity of allrwdevices butUseddidn't change (I think it was capped atSize) which, because the new device was smaller thandevice 2, meant that my file system was suddenly full even though there was actually more free space than before.What I did then was setting
device 2torwand then immediately back torowhich fixedSizeto include all devices.I think the expected behavior for me would be for
Sizeto be the sum of the capacity of allrodrives plus the sum of all used space onrodrives.