When running sudo lvdisplay
in dom0 terminal, there are many Logical Volumes for single VM/qube. What do all these suffixes mean?
*-private
*-root
*-private-snap
*-volatile,
*-1662236914-back
Thank you
When running sudo lvdisplay
in dom0 terminal, there are many Logical Volumes for single VM/qube. What do all these suffixes mean?
*-private
*-root
*-private-snap
*-volatile,
*-1662236914-back
Thank you
This is explained in the official documentation, although I have a feeling that this page is out of date - the modules.img
reference seems fine, but when it comes to the rest - the mentions of other .img
files rather than logical volumes…
Let’s just say I was supposed to check it out and correct if applicable but due to some events in my life I haven’t yet organized the time it takes to perform the check. Thanks for reminding me.
Further explanation: open a qube in dom0’s virt-manager and see for yourself how the Xen Disk
s are represented by their Source paths.
Thank you, that documentation page is fantastic. Answered my questions.
I assume the -<number>-back
is some sort of backup? or maybe VMs restored from backup?
Would the
-1662236914-back
match a backup from 2022-09-03?
I’ve not looked on my machine … but the number looks like UNIX timestamp:
Yes, it is the backup you use if you need to revert the file system. By default, Qubes OS saves 2 revisions of the filesystem of each qube, which can be used to restore a previous state.
Yep. That sounds right.