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justincormack
5183 days ago
Use rsync. It now preserves the buffer cache status that files had before so it does not stomp on your allocations.
http://insights.oetiker.ch/linux/fadvise/
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mceachen
5183 days ago
Also, consider using --bwlimit to throttle the copy speed, so the spindle can still respond to other IO requests. (25-50% of unthrottled speed seemed to be a reasonable tradeoff).
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