Hi Martin,
though I can't determine which is 'better' for you because I don't
know what your aims are, I can recommend 'btrfs snapshot' together
with 'rsync --inplace'. It is 'better' in the sense of disk-usage,
because only the modified parts of files take up space in your
snapshots. That only
Martin m_bt...@ml1.co.uk schrieb:
Which is 'best' or 'faster'?
Take a snapshot of an existing backup and then rsync --delete into
that to make a backup of some other filesystem?
Or use rsync --link to link a new backup tree against a previous
backup tree for the some other filesystem?
Which is 'best' or 'faster'?
Take a snapshot of an existing backup and then rsync --delete into
that to make a backup of some other filesystem?
Or use rsync --link to link a new backup tree against a previous
backup tree for the some other filesystem?
Which case does btrfs handle the better?
