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1.1 root 1: .TH FASTCOPY 8S "15 Nov 1984"
2: .UC 4
3: .SH NAME
4: fastcopy \- copies one file system to another - standalone utility
5: .SH SYNOPSIS
6: .B fastcopy
7: .br
8: .SH DESCRIPTION
9: .I Fastcopy
10: will copy one file system or tape file to another. A file
11: system (tape file) is defined by
12: a three letter device name, a drive number, and a disk partition number
13: (tape file number). For example, fsd(0,0) means disk type fsd,
14: drive number 0,
15: partition number 0, and cyp(0,1) means Cypher tape, drive number 0,
16: file number 1.
17: .SH USER INTERFACE
18: .nf
19: Boot
20: fastcopy <CR>
21: Source device :
22: (enter the source file system, like fsd(0,0) or cyp(0,0))
23: Copy to device
24: (enter the output file system, as above)
25: Number of blocks
26: (make sure it is big enough to get to the end)
27: .fi
28: .PP
29: .I Fastcopy
30: determines and displays the source block size:
31: .nf
32: Block size from input = 10 kbytes
33: .fi
34: and then reports progress every 100 blocks.
35: At the end,
36: .I fastcopy
37: prints the number of blocks copied:
38: .nf
39: Total of ## blocks copied
40: .fi
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