March 12th, 2019, 19:59
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March 14th, 2019, 16:42
Tawfeek wrote:but i can't believe the price . too much
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March 15th, 2019, 12:56
fzabkar wrote:I wonder if the pro version of HDDSuperClone can perform just as well for PCI-e SSDs. HDDSuperClone can control a power relay, and Linux can be configured not to automatically mount storage devices.
March 15th, 2019, 18:30
LarrySabo wrote:I just completed a review of the DeepSpar USB Stabilizer from a DFL-user's point of view. You can read it here.
March 15th, 2019, 18:40
maximus wrote:LarrySabo wrote:I just completed a review of the DeepSpar USB Stabilizer from a DFL-user's point of view. You can read it here.
Hi Larry,
Would you be willing to do a test with Linux and the free version of HDDSuperClone with that same drive and sector range of the one in the review, and post the results here? I am REALLY curious how it would perform in comparison. From watching the videos, you would need to adjust a few settings in HDDSuperClone to match. First would be disabling all cloning phases except for phase 4 to prevent any skipping and re-reading. Then you would set the input offset to the first sector to be read, and set the size to the number of sectors that would take it to the end sector of your test (a bit different than what you are used to). If you need any help let me know.
Did I mention that I am REALLY REALLY REALLY curious what the result would be?!?!?!?
March 15th, 2019, 19:23
maximus wrote:LarrySabo wrote:I just completed a review of the DeepSpar USB Stabilizer from a DFL-user's point of view. You can read it here.
Hi Larry,
Would you be willing to do a test with Linux and the free version of HDDSuperClone with that same drive and sector range of the one in the review, and post the results here?...
March 15th, 2019, 21:04
LarrySabo wrote:maximus wrote:LarrySabo wrote:I just completed a review of the DeepSpar USB Stabilizer from a DFL-user's point of view. You can read it here.
Hi Larry,
Would you be willing to do a test with Linux and the free version of HDDSuperClone with that same drive and sector range of the one in the review, and post the results here?...
Sure. I'm a Linux retard so it may take some coaching. Let me see what I can do on my own and I'll call for help when I need it. It may be a little slow in coming, but I'll shoot for sometime next week.
Larry
March 15th, 2019, 22:03
March 17th, 2019, 20:49
maximus wrote:LarrySabo wrote:maximus wrote:LarrySabo wrote:I just completed a review of the DeepSpar USB Stabilizer from a DFL-user's point of view. You can read it here.
Hi Larry,
Would you be willing to do a test with Linux and the free version of HDDSuperClone with that same drive and sector range of the one in the review, and post the results here?...
Sure. I'm a Linux retard so it may take some coaching. Let me see what I can do on my own and I'll call for help when I need it. It may be a little slow in coming, but I'll shoot for sometime next week.
Larry
The easiest way to run it would be to use the HDDLiveCD. Just boot it up, plug the USB drive in, let it settle (even with automounting disabled Linux still has to get the drive info, plus read some sectors for reasons I don't know), double click on the HDDSuperClone desktop icon, and go through the few steps to perform the test. With this test, I would think you could choose the destination of NULL, as no data needs to be recovered, and the nature of this test should not have any noticeable speed increase by not actually writing data to a destination, as all of the delay is from the reading. Just play with a good drive first to get familiar with how to use HDDSuperClone, and once you have it figured out enough, do the test.
March 18th, 2019, 19:33
You did it right, although if you want to match the test I see in your stabilizer test, in the clone settings you would set the input offset to 54016384, and the size to 283615 (puts the end at 54299999).
From watching the times in the video from before and after that sector range, I calculate a time of 2:24 to read those sectors
March 19th, 2019, 0:23
March 19th, 2019, 8:57
March 19th, 2019, 18:08
LarrySabo wrote:@fzabkar, it was connected directly to the copmuter's USB port. I must say, I'm impressed with how fast HDDClone was. A power reset wasn't required for these 300000 sectors, fortunately.
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