Wednesday, February 14, 2001 6:03 AM
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> Randy,
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> What is the difference between a 100 hub and 10/100 autosensing
>switch that you predict will fix this problem? Since my original post, I
&g
out.
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Randy,
What is the difference between a 100 hub and 10/100 autosensi
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> I was plesantly surprised when someone from Dantz Tech Support
>(SHAME on me for not noting who it was!) phoned me to disc
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From: Steve Yuroff [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I was plesantly surprised when someone from Dantz Tech Support
(SHAME
I was plesantly surprised when someone from Dantz Tech Support (SHAME on me for not
noting who it was!) phoned me to discuss this post. Let me pubicly thank Dantz for
taking the step to phone me to help. Unfortunately, we did not pinpoint where the
problem lies, but there are some updates to
There are a lot of factors that may be contributing to this slowdown,
including network issues and device communication problems. What if you do a
backup instead of a duplicate? What kind of performance do you get when
doing local operations? I would strongly suggest that you give us a call and
we
Steve Yuroff wrote:
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> Right now, I'm using Retro to do an immediate duplicate from a B&W G3 to the new
>Titanium Powerbook the owner will be using. I shut down the G3, and left it at
>"waiting for backup", which should exclude any background processes from running.
>
> When I started, it wa
Right now, I'm using Retro to do an immediate duplicate from a B&W G3 to the new
Titanium Powerbook the owner will be using. I shut down the G3, and left it at
"waiting for backup", which should exclude any background processes from running.
When I started, it was copying at over 100MB/min. A
