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...ario 2a) Note that if it's __not__ a distributed-only system, other steps might be necessary. Your 2b) scenario should also work, but slightly different. (Again, only distributed-only) I use it occasionally for failover mode, but I haven't tested it extensively: gluster v reset-brick NameOfVolume FailedServer:/path/to/brick start gluster v add-brick NameOfVolume NewServer:/path/to/brick force # Order is important! # if brick is removed before other brick is added, # will lead to duplicate files. gluster v remove-brick NameOfVolume FailedServer:/path/to/brick force...

Hi all, I know there are many tutorials on how to replace a gluster host that has become unusable. But they all seem to assume that the bricks of the respective host are gone, too. My problem is different and (I hope) more easily solved: the disk with the host?s root file system died and cannot be recovered. However, all of its bricks are on separate disks and completely undamaged. I?m seeking