Updated dRAID HOWTO (markdown)
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### Rebuild throttling
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The rebuild process may delay _zio_ according to the ZFS options _zfs_scan_idle_ and _zfs_resilver_delay_, which are the same options used by resilver. Moreover, when a dRAID vdev has lost all redundancy, e.g. a draid2 with 2 faulted child drives, the rebuild process will go faster by reducing the delay to _zfs_resilver_delay/2_ because the vdev is now in critical state.
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The rebuild process may delay _zio_ according to the ZFS options _spa_vdev_scan_delay_ and _spa_vdev_scan_idle_, which works in a similar way as options used by resilver _zfs_scan_idle_ and _zfs_resilver_delay_. Moreover, when a dRAID vdev has lost all redundancy, e.g. a draid2 with 2 faulted child drives, the rebuild process will go full speed by ignoring _spa_vdev_scan_delay_ and _spa_vdev_scan_idle_ altogether because the vdev is now in critical state.
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After delaying, the rebuild zio is issued using priority _ZIO_PRIORITY_SCRUB_ for reads and _ZIO_PRIORITY_ASYNC_WRITE_ for writes. Therefore the options that control the queuing of these two IO priorities will affect rebuild _zio_ as well, for example _zfs_vdev_scrub_min_active_, _zfs_vdev_scrub_max_active_, _zfs_vdev_async_write_min_active_, and _zfs_vdev_async_write_max_active_.
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