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After creating a snapshot of a block device (elioctl setup-snapshot /dev/dm-0 "/.eliosnap/eliosnap1" 0), backing it up and then calling elioctl transition-to-incremental 0, I observe that my /proc/elastio-snap-info no longer contains any mention of the block device I've put into "incremental mode". How can I query the system for a list of all block devices that are "being tracked"?
For reference, here is my /proc/elastio-snap-info after calling transition-to-incremental
and repeat the steps and then collect dmesg output.
Also it would be great to know what is the Linux kernel version (uname -a), what is the Linux distro (cat /etc/os-release) and what is the kind of device /dev/dm-0 and its FS (sudo lsblk -f).
One more diagnostic question, what is the /proc/elastio-snap-info after the 1st setup-snapshot command? Does it contain device information?
I observe that my /proc/elastio-snap-info no longer contains any mention of the block device I've put into "incremental mode".
It seems to be a bug.
How can I query the system for a list of all block devices that are "being tracked"?
Just read /proc/elastio-snap-info or use elioctl info <MINOR> command.
The json output should contain block_device with the device name and state which is 2 for the incremental mode. See driver-status.
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After creating a snapshot of a block device (
elioctl setup-snapshot /dev/dm-0 "/.eliosnap/eliosnap1" 0
), backing it up and then callingelioctl transition-to-incremental 0
, I observe that my/proc/elastio-snap-info
no longer contains any mention of the block device I've put into "incremental mode". How can I query the system for a list of all block devices that are "being tracked"?For reference, here is my /proc/elastio-snap-info after calling transition-to-incremental
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