On Sunday, June 9, 2002, at 02:12 AM, UT wrote:

> Anyways,  I'm having a bad problem here.  I think I know the cause,  
> but I'd
> like some opinions.  I just got a new G4 tower for my graduation and I 
> am
> trying to copy everything off our iMac HD.  The iMac isn't beiong very
> cooperative though.  It freezes alot and I don't think its gotten past 
> the
> first 231MB yet.  We have a rev B with a 4 gig drive.  It's crashed 
> about 7
> times in the last 2 hours.  Sometimes it crashes while its transferring 
> and
> sometimes after reboot.  I'd like to think is just a bad file,  but that
> don't seem to be the case.
>


I'm trying to remember the specifics of something I read in the past few 
days that related to problems with extremely large volume transfers over 
ethernet.  I vaguely recall that it involved just what you are 
attempting.  The solution was to make multiple smaller transfers rather 
than trying to transfer the entire contents all at once.  I seem to 
remember that 150-200 MB chunks transferred without incident, but 
dragging the entire volume onto another disk would result in problems as 
you have described.

John at Wood-n-Shavings, Inc.


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