I've used something like ssh root@<source_node> 'tar --one-file-system -C <source_mountpoint> -cf - .' | tar -C <target_mountpoint> -xf -
Source and target partition layouts may differ, just don't forget to update fstab accordingly and about boot partition for UEFI and re-run grub-install (maybe not needed for UEFI?). 16.11.2016 18:47, Marco Gaiarin wrote: > I need to P2V a debian 8 server, installed on UEFI/GPT. > > A little complication born by the fact that i need to P2V in the same > server (eg, image the server, reinstall it with proxmox, then create > the VM), but i can move data elsewhere (to keep OS image minimal) and > test the image with other PVE installation. > > Normally, i use 'mondobackup' for that, but mondo does not support UEFI > (at least in debian). > > > Also, i prefere to keep data in a second (virtual) disk, and backup > that by other mean (bacula) so i need to ''repartition'' (better: > reorganize data) in disks. > > > So, summarizing: what tool it is better to use to do a (preferibly > offline) image of some partition of a phisical server, respecting UEFI > partitioning schema? > > > I hope i was clear. Thanks. > _______________________________________________ pve-user mailing list [email protected] http://pve.proxmox.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pve-user
