linux-kernel - Re:Sparse file question for data recovery

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Date:	Sun, 20 Apr 2008 01:39:21 +0200
From:	devzero@....de
To:	linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org
Cc:	djani22@...center.hu
Subject: Re:Sparse file question for data recovery

maybe cowloop  ? ( http://www.atcomputing.nl/Tools/cowloop/index.html )

there is also appropriate feature in mainline (device-mapper snapshots,  see Documentation/device-mapper/snapshot.txt ) 

maybe the thread at http://marc.info/?l=linux-kernel&m=114137441221113&w=2 is  worth taking a look.

roland

List:       linux-kernel
Subject:    Sparse file question for data recovery
From:       "Janos Haar" <djani22 () netcenter ! hu>
Date:       2008-04-19 22:15:15
Message-ID: 09eb01c8a26a$dbf5eee0$0404a8c0 () dcccs
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Hello list,

It is a way to use sparse files (or sg. else) to try to recover some big
block device when it is readonly?

I mean the original device is marked readonly, and only the changes are
saved for the sparse file.
This is useful if i want to only try to repair corrupted (or miss-assembled)
raid arrays, image from damaged hdd, etc...

Like only save the "undo" information independently from the repairing
program.

I only know that with nbd-server, but i wish to use a simple local solution.

Somebody have an idea? :-)

Thanks,

Janos Haar

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