Have 3.55 GB transferring off a 4 GB San Disk Cruiser now stuck at 3.35 out of 3.55 going on 6 hours now. First 3 Gigs transfered relatively quick. What can I do to speed up the last bit. It's VERY SLOW now. Last 4 hours has been painful.
Generally when that happens it's because small files are being copied. Files of less than 512k size.Have 3.55 GB transferring off a 4 GB San Disk Cruiser now stuck at 3.35 out of 3.55 going on 6 hours now. First 3 Gigs transfered relatively quick. What can I do to speed up the last bit. It's VERY SLOW now. Last 4 hours has been painful.
Are you sure it's continuing to transfer? Or has it just been stuck at the same reading for the entire time?I assume it's USB 1.
iBook PowerPC G3 -600MHz -Memory 640MB -OS 10.4.11
Copying iLife '05
Yes, thanks. Been using Activity Monitor to do just that. It reads around 500kb/sec. Writes a couple hundred every now and then. Painful. I'm up to 3.41 GB of 3.55 Woohoo! hahaAre you sure it's continuing to transfer? Or has it just been stuck at the same reading for the entire time?
Activity Monitor can tell you if the hard drive is being written to and what apps are taking the most CPU.
If you open it and find the HD isn't moving and either no CPU usage or 100% usage (i.e., not fluctuating) then it may be a good bet that the copy has failed.
Yeah, looks like small files then.Yes, thanks. Been using Activity Monitor to do just that. It reads around 500kb/sec. Writes a couple hundred every now and then. Painful. I'm up to 3.41 GB of 3.55 Woohoo! haha
Finder is using half the CPU. Of course this brings the computer to it's knees. Posted a couple times from it to here but I'm back on another computer to post this. Been setting up this G3 ALL DAY. Hope it's worth it. Hope Garageband works.
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3.45 GB of 3.55 GB copied! haha -oh well. There's always tomorrow...Yeah, looks like small files then.
I've cloned 25+ GBs or so over USB 1 and it's always those damn 1k files in the system folders that kill the transfer process.