Re: how would you backup 1TB of data to dvds?

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Valent Turkovic writes:

2008/2/9 Sam Varshavchik <mrsam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Valent Turkovic writes:

> How would you backup 1TB of data in a server with 4x 250GB drives all
> mounted as separate mount points to a set of dvds using tools
> available in fedora, centos or rhel?

One terabyte divided by 8 gigabytes per double-layer DVD comes out to 125
DVDs per backup.

Are you out of your freaking mind?

Ok, how would you backup 50GB then. Ignore 1TB. The question still stands.

RAID 1.

It might be rather difficult to convert an existing non-RAID partition to RAID, but that's pretty much the way to go, with large disk volumes.

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