I have two external hard discs on an OpenSUSE 13.1 system. On one I have created a partition structure:An encrypted LVM partition (LUKS)Several volumes (10) on this LVM partition, some formatted with xfs, some with ext4.sdf                              8:80   0   5,5T  0 disk  sdf1                           8:81   0   5,5T  0 part    extern-2-crypt             253:5    0   5,5T  0 crypt     extern--2-nelson--home   253:10   0     8G  0 lvm   /extern/nelson/home    extern--2-lucien--boot   253:11   0   300M  0 lvm   /extern/lucien/boot    extern--2-nelson--root   253:12   0  11,5G  0 lvm   /extern/nelson/root    extern--2-nelson--space  253:13   0  90,1G  0 lvm   /extern/nelson/space    extern--2-lucien--backup 253:14   0   400G  0 lvm   /extern/lucien/backup    extern--2-lucien--home   253:15   0    20G  0 lvm   /extern/lucien/home    extern--2-lucien--raid   253:16   0   3,5T  0 lvm   /extern/lucien/raid    extern--2-lucien--root   253:17   0   8,5G  0 lvm   /extern/lucien/root    extern--2-lucien--space  253:18   0    30G  0 lvm   /extern/lucien/spaceHow can I replicate this structure easily including the LVM config from one disc to the other (with only one disc running at the same time)? I know of sgdisk (8) and parted (mentioned in How to copy the partition layout of a whole disk using standard tools), but that covers only the partition, not the LUKS information and certainly not the LVM config.
Replicate a complex partition structure with LUKS and LVM volumes
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