DRD Commands Dusan Baljevic. Most DRD tasks require a single command, drd, which supports multiple modes .
{"Image DocumentName": "DRD CommandsDusan Baljevic. Most DRD tasks require a single command, drd, which supports multiple modes .", "Image ImageDescription": "Example. # drd clone \u2013t /dev/disk/diskY \u2013x overwrite=true. Other available modes. # drd view available modes and options. # drd clone ... create a DRD clone. # drd mount ... mount the DRD clone\u2019s file systems. # drd umount ... unmount the DRD clone\u2019s file systems # drd runcmd ... execute a command on the clone\u2019s file systems. # drd activate ... make the DRD clone the default boot disk after next reboot # drd deactivate retain the current active image as the default boot disk # drd status display information about active/inactive DRD images. DRD offers several common options that are supported in all modes # drd mode -? view available options # drd mode \u2013x ? view available extended options # drd mode [-x verbosity=3] ... specify stdout/stderr verbosity, 0-5. # drd mode [-x log_verbosity=4] ... specify log file verbosity, 0-5 # drd mode [-qqq|qq|q|v|vv|vvv] ... alternative to \u2013x verbosity=n # drd mode [\u2013p] ... preview but don\u2019t execute the operation. 30.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}