I found --exit-on-slow in 1.22-pre5, all solved and working nicely.
Sorry about that.
On 06/12/16 20:24, Paul Daniels wrote:
Carrying on from my previous message earlier today, I have found the
drive will produce decent data transfer rates for about 300~500MB of
transfers before dropping to about 64KB/sec.
Is there a way I can make ddrescue terminate if the read rate drops
below the --minimum-read-rate=<bytes> level? Is this a feature
somewhere I might have missed?
While I have a script written that'll just read 300MB blocks and power
cycle the drive, I would prefer to minimise the power cycling by
instead letting ddrescue detect when the read rate has dropped off and
them terminate.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Paul.
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