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Hard drive failure recovery

Hard drive failure recovery

2005-03-17       - By John Haxby

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Tobias Speckbacher wrote:

>A simple way could be to use dd.  Although you should have identical
>drives for that to work reliably.  Takes a long time too.
>
>dd if=/dev/sda of=/mnt/nfs/someshare/sda.out
>  
>
dd is a lot faster if you use a bigger block size.  For disk copying I
usually use at least a megabyte -- bs=$((1024*1024)).  dd's biggest
problem for copying disks is that it doesn't read and write at the same
time and every time I wind up copying a disk I threaten to write a small
program to do just that: one reader thread, one writer thread and some
buffering between them: memory is cheap, several megabytes of buffer
wouldn't go amiss.

jch

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