I had a similar "slowness" poblem. I copied a 60GB drive to an 80GB drive (I
used the G4U CD). It took about 48 hours (but did succeed). I would have
expected less than an hour. The source drive was an internal IDE (laptop) and
the destination drive was an external USB 2.0 drive. Any ideas?
Darin McLEAN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi folks,
PLEASE HELP
I have a machine on which I have a speed problem on a local hard disk clone.
The primary ide channel has 1 master - hard disk ATA100 dma
The secondary ide channel has 1 master - hard disk ATA100 dma
and secondary slave is a cdrom ATA33
The speed of my transfer is approximately 20MB/s
I beleive it should be around 60 or 80MB/s for ATA100...
The boot up is fine with no error and initializes the Bus Master driver.
Should I disconnect the CDROM as 20MB/s sounds like ATA33 due to the slow
CDROM connection shared with the secondary hard disk??
Also could someone explain how or with what program or download I can make a
bootable USB stick with G4u using windows to make it.
Thanks in advance.
Darin
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