On 26.11.2013 15:51, Sean Hammond wrote:
Thanks all. I'm going to try the simplest method: just run git annex
assistant on both machines, drag the music dir into the annex on both
machines, and let it deal with it. Some unnecessary transferring and
temporary on-disk duplication should not be a
Sean Hammond wrote:
1. The total number of files in ~/Annex, not including .git, on A
and B is different:
ls -R1 ~/Annex | wc -l
21830
ls -R1 ~/Annex | wc -l
21845
2. git-annex status shows untracked and modified files on both
machines (different files on each machine).
These seem
Thanks all. I'm going to try the simplest method: just run git annex
assistant on both machines, drag the music dir into the annex on both
machines, and let it deal with it. Some unnecessary transferring and
temporary on-disk duplication should not be a problem. I've made a
backup first, just in
Sean Hammond wrote:
I think it worked. Git annex assistant did a lot of transferring,
and when it was eventually done the number of files and size of the
~/Annex/Music dir is exactly the same on both machines, and the
files look fine.
The ~/Annex/.git dirs are quite big though: 640M and
Thanks all. I'm going to try the simplest method: just run git annex
assistant on both machines, drag the music dir into the annex on both
machines, and let it deal with it. Some unnecessary transferring and
temporary on-disk duplication should not be a problem. I've made a
backup first, just
Hey, I have a ~/Music directory on computer A, and a ~/Music directory
on computer B. They contain mostly the same files (and with the same
paths). But there might be some files on A but not B, or vice-versa. And
there might be some files on both but different (e.g. different id3 tags).
I
On 24 November 2013 20:03, Sean Hammond snh...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey, I have a ~/Music directory on computer A, and a ~/Music directory on
computer B. They contain mostly the same files (and with the same paths).
But there might be some files on A but not B, or vice-versa. And there might
be
