On Nov 1, 2008, at 8:42 PM, Kris Tilford wrote:

>
> On Nov 1, 2008, at 11:35 AM, Dan wrote:
>
>> What a waste of space and time!
>
> I just cloned a drive with about 420 GB of data. It took a little over
> 7 hours in a G5 with a pair of striped RAID source HDs on the 1.5 Gbps
> built-in SATA 1.0 bus, and a single target HD on a 3 Gbps PCI-X SATA
> 2.0 bus. It was cloning just slightly quicker than 1 GB per minute.
>
> When it finally finished the clone, I ran Disk Utility>Repair Disk on
> the clone, and it was fine. I then ran Disk Utility>Repair Permissions
> and it was completely wrong, and I mean EVERY single file. The source
> HD was literally perfect on permissions checked immediately before the
> clone, and I checked it again after, and it's still perfect. I started
> the Repair Permissions a 10 AM local time, it said "Estimated time: 7
> hours" the same as the clone took! I was gone all day long, and just
> returned, it's 7:42 PM now, so it's been working on the permissions
> repair for 9 hours 42 minutes. The "Estimated time" box now says "14
> hours" and the completion bar is less than halfway done, probably
> about 40%. This is crazy. I never had this problem with older CCC or
> older Disk Utility. I can't remember a Repair Permissions ever taking
> more than 10 minutes max., so I have no idea what the problem here is?
> The files are streaming across continuously, so it is repairing, but
> if it's truly 14 hours added to the near 10 already, it'll be 24 hours
> to repair permissions! Since I cloned in only 7 hours, perhaps I
> should try again? This isn't what I was expecting from either CCC or
> Disk Utility.

Was there an "Ignore Permissions ..." somewhere in your scheme? from  
the Disk being copied from?

I believe that caused the CCC 3.1.2 to ignore my Permissions in one  
of my initial attempts in using it.

I think it was on the partition containing the OS X Tiger I was  
cloning ... and all Permissions needed to be repaired ... so I  
eventually did the clone again, without the box checked in the Get  
Info window.

Bill Connelly
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