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04-06-2005 10:21 PM
04-06-2005 10:21 PM
1. mount both vg11 and vg11_copy
2. newfs all vg11 file systems
3. dd if=/dev/vg11_copy/rlvolA of=/dev/vg11/rlvolA
4. dd if=/dev/vg11_copy/rlvolB of=/dev/vg11/rlvolB
5. And so on.
6. Unmount vg11_copy
2 questions. Is this the best way to do this... and if so what block size should I use, it's a 40Gb volume.
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Re: restore vg using dd
It just occurred to me - you need to ensure that your logical volume definitions are identical. They probably are but just in case . . . .
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Re: restore vg using dd
There is a option of reverse sync in business copy & we have even tried this with our XP1024. If your EVA is supporting business copy then it should also support reverse copy, just cros check it.
Moreover for copying 40Gb of data through dd should atleast take 5-6 Minutes. This is what is takes in our case with XP1024. Just share the exact time once you are finished with activity.
HTH,
Devender