Hi,
surely this is the nth question on how to replicate a backup pool.
However, this time it's from an old 300GB Lacie ethernet disk mini. I
tried:
1) plain rsync with -H. This worked last year, I remember it took a week
or so. This year, either the LAN is worse, or the disk is aging, I get
regularly timeouts.
2) rsyncing just cpool, and using tarPCCopy for the single backups. Works,
but it is very slow, I'm now in the second week, with another week to go.
And, I had some timeouts also here. So, I have to rerun some backups for
sure, and to be prudent I should very anything anyway.
3) I tried to find a tool similar to dd which works on cifs mounted NAS and
just copies the raw device. I had no success.
Anybody has any advice on how I could speed this process? In case it's
relevant, the disk is formatted xfs.
Another option is just forget about it, start with a fresh pool, and hope
the disk will boot in case we need some of the old files.
Thanks,
Michael
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