It's a tar of dante's home directory.
Alternatively, it's a tar of the whole fossil partition.
Again alternatively, I piclone the system to a new SD disk.
Of course, it might be my Pi or my powered USB hub (I use one) or my SD
cards (I have more than one).
The problem is that I can't isolate the origin of the error...
Thanks!
Dante
On 09.02.2015 16:52, Richard Miller wrote:
2. When writing large files to an USB memory stick FAT file system
(say,
a large TAR archive), the mount is lost, leading to a truncated
file.
Try putting the memory stick on a powered usb hub and see if that
works
better.
I did, and for this reason I suspect the USB driver and not the power
supply.
Where is the large file coming from? I've just copied some 100MB files
from /dev/zero and from a 9p server to /n/sdU0.0, with no problem.
Maybe something about your particular memory stick is less compatible
with Plan 9?
