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- Mount a 2nd volume of larger size
- Unmount but do not detach the original volume
- Use the 'dd' command to read the /dev/sdX (where X is whichever letter that drive is assigned as) out to a file on the new drive
- Copy that file to S3 / local machine
- Once on your local machine, you can mount that file using the loopback mechanism as a drive. https://docstore.mik.ua/orelly/unix3/upt/ch44_07.htm goes in to it in some more detail. However I'm not sure why you would want to do this absent exotic scenarios.
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Hey @jhmartin, Actually the scenario is about migrating the entire data-volume to a KVM hypervisor(Openstack). I want that volume to be exported there. We can use export/import function in AWS for instances with one volume(root) but not the secondary volumes. This is the main concern.