Another responder mentioned block sizes. Yes, that mb the problem.
I'm new to USB sticks haven't formatted them in any way:
they seem to have an existing file system on them,
but mb it's Fat32, which seems likely to be inefficient.
So are there any standard recommendations for formatting
071019 Peter Alfredsen wrote:
On Friday 19 October 2007, Philip Webb wrote:
(1) The mobo (ASUS P5K-VM) manual has as default 'Configure SATA as IDE',
which I have left as is. However, while the System Rescue CD finds the HDD
as '/dev/sda', neither the Gentoo Live CD nor Knoppix sees it:
Philip Webb ha scritto:
071019 Peter Alfredsen wrote:
On Friday 19 October 2007, Philip Webb wrote:
(1) The mobo (ASUS P5K-VM) manual has as default 'Configure SATA as IDE',
which I have left as is. However, while the System Rescue CD finds the HDD
as '/dev/sda', neither the Gentoo Live CD
On Sat, 20 Oct 2007 04:51:25 -0400
Philip Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--snip--
Anyone have a suggestion why using 'cp -a' to copy a lot of subdirs
takes additional space on the USB stick (over the HDD space used) ?
It doesn't happen when copying a straight set of files.
It won't affect
071020 b.n. wrote:
Philip Webb ha scritto:
Anyone have a suggestion why using 'cp -a' to copy a lot of subdirs
takes additional space on the USB stick (over the HDD space used) ?
It doesn't happen when copying a straight set of files.
It won't affect today's installation job,
but wb useful
Philip Webb schrieb:
071020 b.n. wrote:
Philip Webb ha scritto:
Anyone have a suggestion why using 'cp -a' to copy a lot of subdirs
takes additional space on the USB stick (over the HDD space used) ?
It doesn't happen when copying a straight set of files.
It won't affect today's installation
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