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[linux-lvm] writable snapshots ? (a la timefinder BCV)
- From: David Stes <stes pandora be>
- To: linux-lvm sistina com
- Subject: [linux-lvm] writable snapshots ? (a la timefinder BCV)
- Date: Sun May 19 04:21:02 2002
Hello,
There is an option --snap to the lvcreate utility to create a read-only snapshot(frozen image) of a volume.
Is there a possibility to quickly create a rw (read/write) snapshot of a logical volume ?
I'm thinking here of applications in the style of EMC Timefinder BCV's (bcv = business continuance volumes).
For example, I want to create a snapshot of a mounted volume running Informix.
The snapshot of the mounted logical volume will be inconsistent, but it appears then to contain a 'crashed' instance of Informix, and when mounting the snapshot, I'd like to replay logfiles (do a recovery on the crashed instance) for which I need read/write access to the snapshot ...
Thank you,
David Stes.
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