How to mirror a harddisk for backup purpose
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Felix Rauch rauch at inf.ethz.chFri Jun 22 04:37:02 PDT 2001
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On Fri, 22 Jun 2001, Kwan Wing Keung wrote: > THANKS!!! May I know what is your preferred mirror method? We usually do it with dd or with our own tool dolly [1] over the network (with the aforementioned drawbacks) and we didn't have any problems so far. If you want to be on the safe side, you could try tar, e.g. like this: (cd /sourcedisk; tar -cvf - --atime-preserve --same-owner -p -l) \ | (cd /targetdisk; tar -xf - --atime-preserve --same-owner -p -l) Note: I don't know if the same options are required for both tar commands, but this approach works fine. Hope that helps. - Felix [1] http://www.cs.inf.ethz.ch/CoPs/patagonia/ -- Felix Rauch | Email: rauch at inf.ethz.ch Institute for Computer Systems | Homepage: http://www.cs.inf.ethz.ch/~rauch/ ETH Zentrum / RZ H18 | Phone: ++41 1 632 7489 CH - 8092 Zuerich / Switzerland | Fax: ++41 1 632 1307
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