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Angsuman Chakraborty

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How to reduce space required by (Linux utility) dd created drive image Posted: Dec 5, 2010 10:19 AM
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a. Use gzip An example command: dd if=/dev/hda1 bs=1k conv=sync,noerror | gzip -c | ssh -c blowfish user@hostname “dd of=filename.gz bs=1k” Notes: 1. gzip ensures less storage requirement for the image 2. blowfish algorithm is used while transferring the data because it reduces overhead, which leads to faster transfer, for the SSL connection b. Reduce storage space by zeroing unused blocks dd ... Read more : How to reduce space required by (Linux utility) dd created drive image.

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