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.TH AOESNAP 8
.SH NAME
aoesnap \- snapshot a machine's state via AoE
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B aoesnap
[
.B -o
.I outputfile
]
.I shelf
.SH DESCRIPTION
Aoesnap uses AoE to download a snapshot of a machine's state.
Snapshots are like Unix core dumps, but allow easy
debugging on foreign architectures.  The target
maybe be anywhere on the local Ethernet segment,
but it must understand how to serve AoE snapshots.
Currently, only the Coraid VS knows how to serve
AoE snapshots.
.PP
Suppose a snapshot is to be taken of VS shelf
.IR 199 .
First the VS needs to be configured to
serve snapshots and put into snapshot mode
.IP
.EX
VS-1:199> myshelf 199
VS199:199> ^Z
hit almost any key to reboot: 
.EE
.LP
The snapshot can then be taken running as root
.IP
.EX
linux# aoesnap | bzip2>snap.bz2
.EE
.SH "SEE ALSO"
.IR cec (8),
.IR vblade (8),
.br
.BR http://www.coraid.com/RESOURCES/AoE-Protocol-Definition
.SH BUGS
Must be run as root.
.PP
Uncompressed snapshots are large.

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