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On Sat, 17 May 2014 09:59:08 +0200, meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> > 3. Or you could use a sequential copy: |
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> > cp -a /home /dev/sdb1/ && cp -a /home /dev/sdc1 |
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> 3.) The files I want to copy are in the size of some GB each. So the |
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> cache isnt big enough to hold ALL files for the second part. |
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Run the two copies simultaneously, start the first, switch to another |
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tab, start the second. That way the data for the second copy is always |
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the most recently cached. |
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However, I expect the speed limit here may be the USB bus unless you are |
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using USB 3.0 drives on different buses. |
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