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On 12/05/2013 11:19 AM, Richard Pieri wrote: > Btrfs and Linux LVM are the odd ducks here being the ones that lack a > native mechanism for replicating snapshots to other media. Once the snapshot exists, it is there, self-consistent and unchanging, it can be read at leisure to copy off to a backup. The volume doesn't need to be unmounted or anything. What mechanisms do other systems have to make this easier? Some internals-to-internals data transport that is more efficient, opportunistic, etc., than a file interface? -kb
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