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It is most certainly reading from a drive, or from a TCP stream. Reading from CD-ROMs shouldn't be a problem either. In other words, I doubt that the terminal w
by jstimpfle 8y ago
It is most certainly reading from a drive, or from a TCP stream. Reading from CD-ROMs shouldn't be a problem either. In other words, I doubt that the terminal was the actual problem.
- zaat 8y agoIt reads from a drive, encrypts each file and writes it, so there is an element of a large buffer to hold. I Wouldn't think that the terminal is the actual problem, but running the same job side by side consistently failed on the gnome terminal and finished successfully on urxvt. On a side note, OP remark on CD-ROMs was regarding writing, CD-ROMs write feed had to be an uninterrupted, continuous stream, and the smallest hiccup would blow the operation and render the media useless.
- laumars 8y agoYup. It wasnt fun writing CDs back in then days