Only if this VM has been rebootet since the last backup: yes. It needs to read all the data blocks to check if one is different from the backuped version.
If the VM was continuously running since the last update it knows already which blocks are changed and only these have to be read from source and be transferred to the PBS. (Using "dirty bitmaps".)
Correct. The integrated backup functionality is independent of the underlying filesystem/block device for the virtual disks. (It uses the Qemu-integated snapshot capabilities to get a consistent state.)
Only if this VM has been rebootet since the last backup: yes. It needs to read all the data blocks to check if one is different from the backuped version.
If the VM was continuously running since the last update it knows already which blocks are changed and only these have to be read from source and be transferred to the PBS. (Using "dirty bitmaps".)
Correct. The integrated backup functionality is independent of the underlying filesystem/block device for the virtual disks. (It uses the Qemu-integated snapshot capabilities to get a consistent state.)
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