If you don’t have them yet, install mergerfs and fuse.
sudo apt-get install mergerfs fuse
#Pool disks UUID="0a268f7b-53ad-40c2-917c-0c1d9f6f5bf1" /media/disk0 ext4 defaults,errors=remount-ro 0 2 #4TB WD WD-WCC4E2R##### (Slot 0) UUID="48faa7f4-8073-47f3-b7f8-f8a1bb72ea70" /media/disk1 ext4 defaults,errors=remount-ro 0 2 #4TB HGST PK1334PEJ##### (Slot 1) UUID="f42d3b98-afab-4ead-add0-ab1c9ba4adf5" /media/disk2 ext4 defaults,errors=remount-ro 0 2 #4TB HGST PK2334PEK##### (Slot 2) UUID="4e0f56f6-5d78-41c0-917d-03b6c7a20ee2" /media/disk3 ext4 defaults,errors=remount-ro 0 2 #4TB HGST PK1334PEK##### (Slot 3) UUID="86be02ff-c719-42b4-8dae-14f33bbe86b4" /media/disk4 ext4 defaults,errors=remount-ro 0 2 #4TB HGST PK2334PEK##### (Slot 4) UUID="fad52bbb-8f9c-41e1-9227-d520a9e61dc6" /media/disk5 ext4 defaults,errors=remount-ro 0 2 #2TB WD Red (Slot 5) #mergerFS Mount /media/disk0:/media/disk1:/media/disk2:/media/disk3:/media/disk4:/media/disk5 /mnt/storage_pool fuse.mergerfs category.create=eplfs,defaults,allow_other,direct_io,minfreespace=5G,moveonenospc=true,fsname=storage_pool 0 0 #Bind mergerFS mount point to export dir /mnt/storage_pool /export/storage_pool none bind 0 0
You could actually simplify the source drives by using
/media/disk{0,1,2,3,4,5}
Thanks. 🙂 These are mostly personal “notes,” I’m surprised anyone even commented. I had it enumerated for one reason or another and then I just left it like that. I think I had been troubleshooting something when trying to set up mergerfs initially.
Oh wow, and also just noticed that your the maintainer of mergerfs. That’s cool man, thanks for the free software!