Re: freezing a drive


ynotssor wrote:
"linux_101" <geetakhetan@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I couldnt find much online about api's that allow freezing a drive.
Any pointers are highly appreciated.

What do you mean by "freezing a drive"? Simply removing write permissions?



Actually preserving the state at a given time T. So if I were to say,
backup a partition, no matter if someone is accessing it time T+n, I
should have the state of when i issue the command at time T. Any idea
how i might go about it ?

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