* recreate subvolume (not using btrfs send and receive)
@ 2015-04-10 6:50 sri
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From: sri @ 2015-04-10 6:50 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: linux-btrfs
Hi,
I looking for a way to collect all metadata and data blocks associated
with a subvolume or entire btrfs and recreate the same by dumping all
blocks on newly allocated disks and bring the file system back assuming
same number of disks are provided.
Example is say for ext3/ext4 using the information of used block bit map
information in each block group, I can Identify all used blocks of the
ext3/ext4 partition and simply copy all blocks.
Above will contains all metadata + data blocks (only used)
For a 10 Gb disk and say only 2 gb is used, using above, I can collect all
2bg blocks.
Thank I can simply dump those blocks to a destination partition and
recreate the partition.
In the same way I am looking something similar for btrfs.
Could anybody let me know is there a way to do this or something similar I
can work it out.
Thanks you.
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