This is a misunderstanding of what snapshot does. To minimize copying, it makes a special volume containing the OLD versions of only those sectors CHANGED since the snap was made. Thus, when mated with the original, continually-being-updated volume, it can reconstruct its state at the time of the snap. Without the original, it cannot do much.
I think what you want is mirroring or rsync.
Larry Dickson
Cutting Edge Networked Storage
On 2/4/09, Rahul Baheti <rahulbaheti86@gmail.com> wrote:
I have connected a pen drive and make a logical volume from it. then i take a snapshot of this logical volume and the snapshot logical volume lies in hard disk. After that i plugged out the pen drive. Without pen drive being plugged into the system can i recover the data of pen drive using the snapshot volume.
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Thanks and Regards
Rahul Baheti
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