Re: btrfs on disk stability

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I'm not really understanding the use case. Is this for one time copy
of a Btrfs file system or a need to keep the copies in sync? Because
this sounds like a better fit for rsync, btrfs send/receive, or drdb.

The part especially where I'm getting confused is where you say "start
copying blocks of sda to sdc" and yet you refer to "file handler" and
"mounting the new copy". I can't really tell if this is strictly a
block copy e.g. using dd, or if you're using cp/rsync -a or what. And
then, why do you need to mount the copy?

Chris Murphy
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