Stefan Sprungk wrote:
> To create a system image, I use the open source tool clonezilla. The
> problem is, clonezilla dont know the solaris ZFS. Therefore clonezilla
> makes a simple dd copy without any compressing of the saved data.
>
> Now my question. Which tool you use to create simple system backup
> images on external disks? I am looking for a tool which is able to
> handle ZFS.
>
> Stefan
Take a snapshot, then "zfs send" it.

Cheers,
Gary B-)

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Gary R. Schmidt wrote:
> Stefan Sprungk wrote:
>> To create a system image, I use the open source tool clonezilla. The
>> problem is, clonezilla dont know the solaris ZFS. Therefore clonezilla
>> makes a simple dd copy without any compressing of the saved data.
>>
>> Now my question. Which tool you use to create simple system backup
>> images on external disks? I am looking for a tool which is able to
>> handle ZFS.
>>
>> Stefan
> Take a snapshot, then "zfs send" it.
>
> Cheers,
> Gary B-)
>

Thank you for answering. How can I recover? What I must do in the case
of changing a defect disk?

Cheers Stefan

Stefan Sprungk wrote:
> Gary R. Schmidt wrote:
>> Stefan Sprungk wrote:
>>> To create a system image, I use the open source tool clonezilla. The
>>> problem is, clonezilla dont know the solaris ZFS. Therefore
>>> clonezilla makes a simple dd copy without any compressing of the
>>> saved data.
>>>
>>> Now my question. Which tool you use to create simple system backup
>>> images on external disks? I am looking for a tool which is able to
>>> handle ZFS.
>>>
>>> Stefan
>> Take a snapshot, then "zfs send" it.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Gary B-)
>>
>
> Thank you for answering. How can I recover? What I must do in the case
> of changing a defect disk?
You do "zfs receive".

This is all well documented, the ZFS Administration Guide is at
, and the German version
is at .

Cheers,
Gary B-)

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whether you were up them with or not
- Barry Humphries