On Wednesday 28 November 2012, Erik Sorenson wrote:
On Wednesday 28 November 2012 2:00:39 pm Ilya Chernykh wrote:
It seems that the 6 Mb/s speed that you see in onther software is not the real device tranfer rate but the transfer rate to the cache.
When sync option is on, you see the real transfer rate.
Note that even if you see the 6 Mb/s transfer rate reported, you in reality cannot unplug the device before all the data is written with real speed.
Using both Konquerer, and the cp command in a terminal, before making Mark's suggested change to udisks-glue.conf, I cut short the test transfer of a 700 mb (movie) file after 4 minutes, and the filesize of the infomation that had been transferred during that 4 minutes (at 100kb/s) was only 27.6 mb.
After applying Mark's "fix", the transfer took only about 1:20 minutes for all 700 mb, I immediately played the start and end of the movie off the flash drive after the "copying" window closed at 1:20, and the file manager showed the full 700 mb file size on the flash drive.
So I don't know about cache vs real transfer to the device, but Mark's line deletion really works!
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