Copying a large file from an USB 3 disk (NTFS or EXT4) to another one (UFS/FreeBSD) is a very slow process....
Kevin Korb
kmk at sanitarium.net
Sun Nov 28 19:41:57 UTC 2021
rsync is terribly slow at local copies. Also, it doesn't do its normal
optimizing (see --whole-file). Just use cp.
On 11/28/21 13:38, Mario Marietto via rsync wrote:
> Hello to everyone.
>
> I'm copying a large file from a NTFS formatted disk to another
> one,UFS/FreeBSD disk,both are removable disks attached to the USB 3
> port. The file is 200 GB large and it is copied very slowly. Why it is
> so slow ? I don't know where to store my virtual machines. I tried to
> save them on the ext4 disk because I wanted to share them easily between
> Linux and FreeBSD but I've realized that when I mount the disk in
> FreeBSD after some time it corrupts. I tried to store it on the NTFS
> disk but it happens the same. So,now I'm on FreeBSD and I'm copying them
> to a dedicated UFS/FreeBSD style disk,but as I said,the speed is very
> slow. How can I increase the speed ?. Actually I'm using this
> command,because I want to resume the uploading if it breaks at some point :
>
>
> root at marietto:/mnt/da3p2/bhyve/Ubuntu # rsync -avAXEWSlHh
> /mnt/da0p1/Backups/OS/bhyve/Ubuntu/im* . --no-compress --info=progress2
>
> sending incremental file list
> impish-cuda-11-4-nvidia-470.img
>
> 2.13M 0% 9.49kB/s 6284:55:38
>
>
> and : where do you save large files ? what's the procedure that you use
> to copy large files with a decent speed ? Unfortunately under Linux is
> not safe to use a RW ufs disk access. So,I'm out of solutions.
>
> -
> Mario.
>
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