On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 08:31:17PM +0100, stoffell wrote:
Pool is 235.52GB comprising 718235 files and 4369 directories (as of 19/3
04:12),
Well, we just finished rsync'ing (after two days.. ) our complete
backuppc disk to new disks (over a dedicated gigabit ethernet link).
Currently
Koen Linders wrote:
If you want an idea what isn't possible;
A year ago I tried copying a much pool much smaller too an USB disk than my
current (see lower), using a Xeon 2.8 GHz/1 MB with 2 GB DDR and it ran out
of memory copying via rsync -H
Somewhere in the mailing is other
: [BackupPC-users] cloning the pool
I want to clone the pool to a local disk attached via USB.
I can't made it with a dd because the pool is on a raid volume
that don't contain the pool only.
We're about to do exactly the same thing. This to get ourselves a
weekly off-site copy. We will use 500 GB
Hi,
I want to clone the pool to a local disk attached via USB.
I can't made it with a dd because the pool is on a raid volume
that don't contain the pool only.
Does it exist best practice to do this?
Thanks
Matteo
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Matteo Sgalaberni wrote:
Hi,
I want to clone the pool to a local disk attached via USB.
I can't made it with a dd because the pool is on a raid volume
that don't contain the pool only.
Does it exist best practice to do this?
If you have a small pool and sufficient RAM, you may be able to
On Wed, 2009-03-18 at 18:43 +0100, Matteo Sgalaberni wrote:
Does it exist best practice to do this?
Hi,
search for previous posts on the list for using rsync for doing this (or
backuppc_tarpccopy maybe?)..
stupid solution (depending on the size of your array..): dd and then
rm ??
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Subject: [BackupPC-users] cloning the pool
Hi,
I want to clone the pool to a local disk attached via USB.
I can't made it with a dd because the pool is on a raid volume
that don't contain the pool only.
Does it exist best practice to do this?
Thanks
Matteo
I want to clone the pool to a local disk attached via USB.
I can't made it with a dd because the pool is on a raid volume
that don't contain the pool only.
We're about to do exactly the same thing. This to get ourselves a
weekly off-site copy. We will use 500 GB external disks to rsync -aH
the
