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- <li><em>date</em>: Sun Jun 5 14:51:42 2005</li>
- <li><em>from</em>: adrin at haswes.homelinux.org (H. Adrin Story)</li>
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- <li><em>subject</em>: [ale] USB external HDD !!UPDATE!!</li>
The setup is giving me about 4.0MB/s on larger files peek. The average
when the file is done appears to be more like 2.5MB/s This is using
rsync, from the usb drive to a local drive. I have been off and on
remotely using rsync to get files of a remote server for most of the
weekend.
By the way the NexStar was about $40.00 looks like the cheaper $29.00
where all but sold out when I was there.
Now if I could just figure out why /dev/sda /dev/sda1 keep disappearing
when I unmount the drive.
H. A. Story wrote:
> This may have come up before. Sorry if it has. I have played around
> with my USB stick and got it to work with my slackware box. Love it.
>
>
> What I am looking for now is a external HDD USB would offer me the most.
> I don't have firewire right now. I understand that the device needs to
> support Mass storage standards(?). I most have spent a good 30 minutes
> at frys on Sunday looking at the drives and didn't see one that even
> said it would support Mass Storage. currently looking at the network
> accessible drives too, but maybe later when the cost comes down.
>
> Does anyone know of a list that shows which ones work with Linux? I
> wonder how safe I would be going by the compatible with MAC OS 8.6 or
> higher on statement the box also.
>
>
> Then later I will have to wonder what is the best cross platform format.
> FAT,FAT32,NTFS,or Linux) probably the old FAT32 so I can read/write with
> Linux and Windows.
>
>
> Adrin
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