[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] [Xen-users] Howto made LVM2 snapshots of my whole HVM domU disk, not per partition.
Hi!
In my dom0, I have two logical volumes for my virtualized Windows 2003 Servers, each of with it's your own partitions, let's see: I have this lvm volume "/dev/mapper/HyperVG01-windows01-disk1" is "phy:/dev/mapper/HyperVG01-windows01-disk1,hda,w" and "/dev/mapper/HyperVG01-windows01-disk2" is "phy:/dev/mapper/HyperVG01-windows01-disk2,hdb,w" in my /etc/xen/windows01-dm. So I have Windows working in a new HVM stubdomain. But how can I made a entire backup of my disks, including my Windows boot loader and move my Windows to another Hypervisor? I have tried: 1) xm shutdown windows01; 2) dd if=/dev/mapper/HyperVG01-windows01-disk1 of=/var/backups/windows01-disk1.dd 2) dd if=/dev/mapper/HyperVG01-windows01-disk2 of=/var/backups/windows01-disk2.dd 3) move windows01-disk1.dd and windows01-disk2 to another Hypervisor and do inverse dd; 4) xm create windows01-stubdom on the new Hypervisor; This sometimes works, sometimes not! Every time I do this, my Windows boot's ok but my hdb (windows01-disk2) always came corrupted... I don't know why one volume wokrs and other don't... I have the same size for HyperVG01-windows01-diskX on both dom0s... I do NOT want to use kpartx or ntfs-3g from my dom0 to read NTFS from Linux. I want a backup of whole disk. Can I do this with snapshots: 1) "xm pause windows01" or "xm shutdown windows01"; 2) lvcreate -s windows01-disk1-snapshot /dev/mapper/HyperVG01-windows01-disk1 3) "xm unpause windows01" or "xm create /etc/xen/windows01-stubdom"; 4) Made a backup using my snapshot. ? Next time when I restore from snapshot Windows will work without erros? Can I take a "disk" snapshot of running HVM (With Windows guest) while it's still alive? Chears, Thiago _______________________________________________ Xen-users mailing list Xen-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.xensource.com/xen-users
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