ld pool directory or should I try to load 2.x
and get it working and upgrade in the future?
Thanks in advance,
Ben Nickell
Idaho State University Physical Sciences
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Daniel Berteaud wrote:
> Le Fri, 28 Sep 2007 20:00:49 -0600,
> Ben Nickell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
>
>> I have set up my new backuppc filesystem on an LVM volume and decided
>> on using ext3 for the filesytem. The old filesytem is reiserfs.
>> I would like
Doug Lytle wrote:
> Josh Marshall wrote:
>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> I use xfs on all my installations and feel that's the best mix of
>> performance and reliability. I use the standard mkfs.xfs but I've read
>>
>>
>>
> Just a note on this,
>
> I've recently purchased two 500GB dri
I have set up my new backuppc filesystem on an LVM volume and decided on
using ext3 for the filesytem. The old filesytem is reiserfs. I
would like to copy the old filesystem to the new larger volume. The
backuppc FAQ states:
The best way to copy a pool file system, if possible, is by
hanks and Best Regards,
Ben Nickell
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Les Mikesell wrote:
> Ben Nickell wrote:
>
>> The directory that hold my backuppc data is getting filesystem errors,
>> (reiserfs), that looks like it can be fixed with fsck.resierfs
>> --rebuild-tree, but when you run that command, it give dire warnings
>> abo
as much of the attributes and data as I can?
ddrescue?
tar tunneled through ssh?
other options?
What has worked for you?
Thanks in advance,
Ben Nickell
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