Alexey
January 8, 2025, 7:05am
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I tested, it works fine even after kernel panics and continues where is it stopped last time.
Continuing the discussion from Moving the Node from Windows to Raspberry PI3 :
I would add my personal experience with NTFS on Linux.
Due to the forced update of Windows 10 to the next release, my system became unstable: it crashed into BSOD, rolled back the update, but since this update is mandatory, Windows is updated to the next release, crashes to BSOD and everything repeats.
After a day of such behavior and inability to prevent an upgrade, I decided to migrate to Linux, since this system …
It’s easy to check in a test env:
It’s not difficult, but requires to read a documentation.
I would emulate this on loop devices
Create images for the disks
$ truncate -s 1G disk1.raw
$ truncate -s 1G disk2.raw
Create loop devices to emulate disks
$ sudo losetup -f disk1.raw
$ sudo losetup -f disk2.raw
find which one loop devices has been created
$ losetup | grep disk
/dev/loop6 0 0 0 0 /home/ubuntu/disk1.raw 0 512
/dev/loop7 0 0 0 0 /home/ubuntu/disk2.ra…
You may terminate the VM (it’s better to use a VM for the test) in the middle of pvmove. Then boot and run it again, it will start from the last moved PV chunk.
So no need to complicate it.