On Sat, Jan 17, 2004 at 09:55:53PM +0000, Randy Bush wrote: >dumping to a remote disk a la > /sbin/rdump 0Luaf foo.bar:/backup/usr /dev/ad0s3g ... > DUMP: 99.54% done, finished in 0:01 > DUMP: 101.28% done, finished in 0:-3 <<<<<<<<<======== > DUMP: DUMP: 7473583 tape blocks on 1 volume > >that seems a long time to rewind a disk file :-) > >and it paused at 0:01 for at least five minutes [r]dump(8) provides a status report every 5 minutes. The '% done' field is based on the initial estimate of how much data needs to be written and the time field is an estimate of how until it reaches 100% done based on the rate to date. If you're dumping an active filesystem, it's possible that the initial size was an under-estimate (if you look back, you'll probably find that it was about 3% less than the 7473583 block actually dumped). At the time of the last report, it had dumped 101.28% of the estimated volume and so estimated that it reached 100% 3 minutes previously. PeterReceived on Sat Jan 17 2004 - 23:04:34 UTC
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