bin/imager.save
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   253     imager.save - create a block device snapshot
   253     imager.save - create a block device snapshot
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   255 =head1 SYNOPSIS
   255 =head1 SYNOPSIS
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   257     imager.save [options] {device} {destination}
   257     imager.save [options] {device}[:name] {destination}
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   259 =head1 DESCRIPTION
   259 =head1 DESCRIPTION
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   261 This tool creates a snapshot of a blockdevice.
   261 This tool creates a snapshot of a blockdevice.
   262 Just call it like
   262 Just call it like
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   266 This will create F</media/backup/{data,idx}>, if not already existing.
   266 This will create F</media/backup/{data,idx}>, if not already existing.
   267 The index (blocklist) goes to
   267 The index (blocklist) goes to
   268 I<destination>F</idx/>I<hostname>F</>I<devicename>.  The data goes to
   268 I<destination>F</idx/>I<hostname>F</>I<devicename>.  The data goes to
   269 I<destination>/F<data/>.
   269 I<destination>/F<data/>.
       
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   271 If :I<name> is appended on to the device name, the blocklist file and
       
   272 the data directory are named acording to this I<name>, not the original
       
   273 device name. You may welcome this extension if you save LVM snapshots
       
   274 or simiar stuff.
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   271 =head1 OPTIONS
   276 =head1 OPTIONS
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   273 =over
   278 =over
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