Hi All,
I am trying to backup and restore a NTFS filesystem on a Linux system.
I have two aims to do this.
One is to backup and restore by a file unit.
I read the man pages of the following commands: ntfs-3g, ntfs-3g.probe,
ntfs-3g.secaudit, ntfs-3g.usermap.
And now I think I can do it with proper use of those commands.
Another aim is to backup and restore filesystem parameters.
What I can think of now is using ntfsclone by the following
procedures.
Procedure1.
Backup a NTFS filesytem by ntfsclone with metadata.
Procedure2.
Restore a NTFS filesytem by ntfsclone from the data producted by
Procedure1.
Procedure3.
Remove all files in the NTFS filesystem restored by Procedure2.
My questiions are:
Q1. Can the procedures I wrote above work according to my
expectation?
Q2. Is there any other smart way to do this?
Sincerely Yours.
--
Kazuhiro Takenaka
Open Source Business Unit
NTT DATA INTELLILINK CORPORATION
email Kazuhiro Takenaka <[email protected]>
URL http://www.intellilink.co.jp/
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