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People who are serious about this stuff just use TeraCopy on Windows anyway. Who wants to copy terabytes or even gigabytes of data and not verify it? People wh
by sjs 15y ago
People who are serious about this stuff just use TeraCopy on Windows anyway. Who wants to copy terabytes or even gigabytes of data and not verify it?
People who build systems, in general and excluding the ZFS authors, really need to start worrying about my data's integrity at least as much as I do.
- sjwright 15y agoI used to use TeraCopy, but on my Windows 7 64 bit machine, it's half the speed of the built-in copy for network transfers. It's fairly clear that Windows is doing a significantly better job with buffering. I still keep TC around for the odd job, but it's no longer my default.
- sjs 15y agoOuch. That's good to know. Through sheer luck till now I've mostly done network transfers using smb + rsync on my notebook.