Re: [Xen-users] capture the user made changes ..

[Bhasker C V <bhasker@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

There are many sites where you get information on creating a read-only 
root file system
method 1: using LVM

Create an LV (using LVM2/DM)
use this lv to create the root file system.
Once the machine boots fine with the root file system, create an LVM 
snapshot volume which will create a disk which will record the changes to 
the main volume.
method 2: use qemu qcow images

create a file and use qcow (copy-on-write) which will create another file
to record changes to the file system (block level) and the main file will
be un-affected.


On Wed, 13 May 2009, Pallab Chakrabarty wrote:

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> Hi,
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> I require to make the rootfilesystem readonly, and use a separate disk space to 
> capture the user made changes once the VM is up &
> running..
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> Thereby, I want to use same rootfilesystem across the VMs..
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> Kindly guide me ..
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> - regards
>    Pallab
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Bhasker C V
Registered linux user #306349

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