Le 28 juil. 09 à 15:54, Darren J Moffat a écrit :
> How do I monitor the progress of the transfer? Once
Unfortunately there is no easy way to do that just now. When the
'zfs recv' finishes is it is done.
I've just found pv (pipe viewer) today (http://www.ivarch.com/programs/pv.shtml
) w
I think you've given me enough information to get started on a test of the
procedure. Thanks very much.
Thomas Walker
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I think this is probably something like what I want, the problem is I'm
not really "getting it" yet. If you could explain just what is
happening here in an example. Let's say I have this setup;
oldpool = 10 x 500GB volumes, with two mounted filesystems; fs1 and fs2
I create newpool = 12 x 1TB
> zpool create newpool
> zfs snapshot -r oldp...@sendit
> zfs send -R oldp...@sendit | zfs recv -vFd newpool
I think this is probably something like what I want, the problem is I'm not
really "getting it" yet. If you could explain just what is happening here in
an example. Let's say I
Thomas Walker wrote:
We are upgrading to new storage hardware. We currently have a zfs pool with
the old storage volumes. I would like to create a new zfs pool, completely
separate, with the new storage volumes. I do not want to just replace the old
volumes with new volumes in the pool we a
Thomas Walker wrote:
We are upgrading to new storage hardware. We currently have a zfs pool
with the old storage volumes. I would like to create a new zfs pool,
completely separate, with the new storage volumes. I do not want to
just replace the old volumes with new volumes in the pool we are
We are upgrading to new storage hardware. We currently have a zfs pool with
the old storage volumes. I would like to create a new zfs pool, completely
separate, with the new storage volumes. I do not want to just replace the old
volumes with new volumes in the pool we are currently using. I
