?????? missing the command line showing the options (if you had a password,
you could just block that out) and you're showing one doing a backup and one
doing a restore (writing is slower than reading).
"borate" wrote in message news:
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Brian K wrote:
> borate wrote:
> >
> > Do those write times seem logical to other users?
>
> Not if 28" means 28 seconds.
I only wish. ^_^
Can you post the IFW.LOG entry?
YOUR wish is my command. W7 (resides on the SSD) Imaging was run from and
backed up to the SATA disk (16.2G in about 14".)
[5/26/2013 7:23:02 AM] Image for Windows 2.82 (GUI)
[5/26/2013 7:23:02 AM] Starting Update
[5/26/2013 7:23:02 AM] Deleting D:\IFW\W7_64_P.TBI
[5/26/2013 7:23:02 AM] PHYLock is waiting for drive writing to stop ...
[5/26/2013 7:23:07 AM] PHYLock using drive J:
[5/26/2013 7:23:07 AM] PHYLock Started
[5/26/2013 7:23:07 AM] PHYLock Using Disk
[5/26/2013 7:23:07 AM] PHYLock version 10
[5/26/2013 7:23:07 AM] Backup: Drive 0 (J:) MBR 1 Partition (02) 114371 MiB
HPFS/NTFS
[5/26/2013 7:23:07 AM] To: D:\IFW\W7_64_P.TBI
[5/26/2013 7:30:15 AM] INFO: Total Sectors:234231808 Total
Allocated:89118896
[5/26/2013 7:30:15 AM] INFO: 59876592 Sector(s) backed up
[5/26/2013 7:30:15 AM] Validating: MBR 1 Partition (02) 114371 MiB HPFS/NTFS
[5/26/2013 7:30:15 AM] From: D:\IFW\W7_64_P.TBI
[5/26/2013 7:37:09 AM] Operation Completed with Error Code 0
[5/26/2013 7:37:09 AM] Stop
And here is W8 (resides on the SATA). Imaging was run from the SSD and
backed up to the same SATA as above. 18.8G in about 28".
(One might think that imaging from the SSD would be faster than that from
the SATA. (The W8 file is larger, however.)
[4/30/2013 10:38:52 AM] Image for Windows 2.81 (GUI)
[4/30/2013 10:38:52 AM] Starting Update
[4/30/2013 10:38:52 AM] Restoring: MBR 0 Partition (01) 58596 MiB HPFS/NTFS
[4/30/2013 10:38:52 AM] To: Drive 1 (J:) MBR 0 Partition (01) 58596 MiB
HPFS/NTFS
[4/30/2013 10:38:52 AM] From: K:\IFW\W8_RTM_H.TBI
[4/30/2013 10:59:19 AM] Operation Completed with Error Code 0
[4/30/2013 10:59:19 AM] Stop