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Re: asr vs. disk images [was: Bootable clone]

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Re: asr vs. disk images [was: Bootable clone]

Subject: Re: asr vs. disk images [was: Bootable clone]
From: Soren Spies <email@hidden>
Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 19:37:44 -0700


On Mar 24, 2008, at 19:14, J. Ellis wrote:

Plus I don’t want to have to create a disk image first.

asr does not require a disk image; it can block copy one /dev node or filesystem to another just as well as it can copy an image to a device.

Second sentence of the first paragraph ... asr efficiently copies disk images onto volumes, either directly or via a multicast network stream. asr can also accurately clone volumes without the use of an intermediate disk image.


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Soren Spies
CoreOS::IOTeam

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