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From: | David Morrison |
Subject: | [Bug-ddrescue] Suggestion: Remaining time |
Date: | Thu, 18 Jul 2019 09:43:34 +1000 |
So my suggestion is that maybe basing it on the average amount transferred over the last x seconds may not be helpful when there are a lot of bad blocks in an area of the disk. (I would guess that bad blocks are more likely clustered together than scattered randomly over the disk.)
Perhaps some calculation that incorporates how many failed reads there have been in the last y seconds as well as how much has been transferred may be more useful?
ofc, none of this really means anything, since the copy will take as long as it needs. It just seems that it might be possible to give a better estimate knowing that there are a series of bad blocks being processed.
Cheers David
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