the title says it all...
do you guys know any command that will allow me to monitor file transfer speed from my comp hdd to usb hdd?
i can't find anything on the internet
the title says it all...
do you guys know any command that will allow me to monitor file transfer speed from my comp hdd to usb hdd?
i can't find anything on the internet
a very lonely *bump*
Hi..
You could use the combination of 'time' & 'cp' commands in linux.
e.g
$time cp /your_comp_hdd/movie.avi /your_usd_hdd/movie.avi
Then as output u will get the time it took to complete the transfer using which and also the amount of data transferred you can calculate the disk speed.
A bit primitive but effective!!
Debian 6.0.1(Squeeze)/64bit
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Remember to include a sync after that, if you measure write speed, otherwise you'll only measure write speed to the buffer, which is effectively only read speed on the internal drive.
You might also consider using iotop for the purpose.
I don't understand.Why would we not get such a good feature directly with the OS.
I mean the idea is to make Ubuntu much better than windows by incorporating its good features and make it even better isn't it?
I hope those guys will bring in a better version from now on which satisfies everyone's needs.
Would probably do you?Code:rsync --stats --progress LOCATION DESTINATION
thanks guys! I will try your suggestions tomorrow and let you know my results
thanks again!
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