- PARAGON EXTFS FOR WINDOWS SLOW HOW TO
- PARAGON EXTFS FOR WINDOWS SLOW INSTALL
- PARAGON EXTFS FOR WINDOWS SLOW UPDATE
keyboard_arrow_rightGear Guides by Budget.keyboard_arrow_rightGear Guides by Type.Ideal solution would be for the Rock OS to be optimized for this copy operation without the need to use a third party solution. It was able to copy 1.4TB in about 3 hours. A drag and drop copy for done to start the copy process. Initiated the ExtFS software and was able to see the ext4 formatted drive in windows explorer. I also attached the USB 3.1 drive with the library also through another USB 3.1 port. I removed the internal drive from the NUC after formatting it with the ROCK OS and attached it to the desktop through a USB 3.1 dock. Probing around on the internet I did find a software from Paragon Software called ExtFS for windows. This was not recognizable on my Windows 10 desktop. I quickly realized that the ROCK being a Linux Box formatted the internal drive in a ext4 format. Poking around various posts I could not get any improvements. For a terabyte of data it would take a long time.
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However I have decided to update the library on the internal drive on the NUC and ran into the transfer speed problem. I am a new user and had a Rock up and running for about a month. It’s really too bad Apple doesn’t get it and open up their system.Įnjoyed the thread on file transfer speed. In the interests if making it user friendly they do stuff that they ought to tell people about–like the SMB signing issue fritzg picked up on.
And I trust a Linux installation a lot more than Apple’s strange version of the software.
PARAGON EXTFS FOR WINDOWS SLOW INSTALL
On the host end of this the i7 Nuc is brand new with new M.2 and SSD drives and the ROCK install from Roon which appears to me to be solid as, well, solid as a Rock.
I’m going to wait until after I have that installed to try to fix this. All I can hope is that the forthcoming release of High Sierra will sort out some of these odd behaviors. In fact right now the search function is globally dead. It’s a very responsive machine with an awful keyboard, a useless touchstrip, USB-C ports that are too close together, and major quirky behaviors. I am using a late 2016 MacBook Pro with touchstrip. I think that’s the problem and I am pretty sure it comes from the Apple side. I cannot rule out servers and hosts not playing nice with one another. The behavior is seen with various drives so that’s not it. I have measured the network speeds on both the wi-fi and powerline ethernet and they are way over what I am getting. I was expecting at least 50 and that’s where you are. I just know I’m missing something obvious but what?
PARAGON EXTFS FOR WINDOWS SLOW HOW TO
I was thinking about booting the NUC in Ubuntu from a flash drive and transferring the files to the internal drive but before messing around with command lines and possibly screwing everything up I thought I’d ask how to mount an external drive to the ROCK and/or how to xfer files from a networked drive to the ROCK. I can see them through the ROCK network mount on my Mac desktop but file transfers fail. I also tried attaching external drives directly to the NUC USB ports. When I drag it on my Mac desktop from the Network drive to the \InternalStorage it slowly starts transferring into the internal NUC drive. I have M2 memory and an internal SSD so I decided to transfer my Music folder from a network drive which Rock sees and uses to an the internal drive.
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