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[ale] Copy of FS to PNY 32G USB Stick
- Subject: [ale] Copy of FS to PNY 32G USB Stick
- From: cfowler at outpostsentinel.com (Chris Fowler)
- Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2014 16:15:05 -0500 (EST)
- In-reply-to: <1067158807.197213.1419023505492.JavaMail.zimbra@outpostsentinel.com>
I picked up a 32GB PNY USB stick off Amazon and decided to copy 22G of my development root onto it as backup. I develop on CentOS 5.7 in Ubuntu 12.04. How? chroot into that tree.
I have rsync scripts I use to backup RPis and BBBs to a 1T USB SATA device. I copied that onto the stick after I formated it ext3.
It was slow. Dog slow. My scripts are using options that would slow it down so I decided to do an initial seed using CP. That took almost a day to do.
Now the rsync script can get changes as I decide to.
I've never tried to copy a system that large to a USB stick . I've coped files, but not that many. The SATA 1T on USB is much faster. It is just a 1T SATA drive in a sled.
Is that the nature of these USB sticks? I'm just curious.
Chris
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