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Number   :  7201
Date     :  2004-02-06
Author   :  Aspnes, Brian D
Subject  :  Re: Backup problems
Size(KB) :  2


I just found my problem, it was the way that I installed xxcopy. If I foll=
ow the install directions exactly, it now works as I wrote it (imagine that=
). It seems funny, that it's so sensitive.=20=20

Brian Aspnes
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From: Aspnes, Brian D=20
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 9:04 AM
To: xxcopy@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [xxcopy] Backup problems

/ff made no difference, it's the same drive (and formatting...NTFS).=A0 I t=
ried it, it didn't solve the problem.=A0 Any other thoughts?=A0=20

Brian
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From: Michael Marquart [mailto:micm@a...]=20
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 8:45 AM
To: xxcopy@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [xxcopy] Backup problems

On stardate Fri, 6 Feb 2004 08:02:59 -0800, while visiting Deep Space 9,
the changeling Founder Aspnes, Brian D spake thusly:=20

> Well, after sending this email, I tried to rule out some other factors
> like the drive format, the .bat file, and copying over the network, so I
> tried running this at the DOS prompt:=20
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> xxcopy C:\Drivers\*.*=A0=A0 C:\Temp\=A0=A0 /ks /h /e /r /q /y /bi=20

Where's the /ff=A0 ?

> I got the same result.=A0 After running it 4 times in a row, xxcopy wante=
d
> to copy the entire "Drivers" folder, rather then the incremental changes
> after the first copy.=A0 Xcopy, worked fine.=A0 I also tried /bu, /bn, an=
d
> /bi but every time, all of my files are copied rather then just the ones
> that have changed. Any thoughts?=A0=A0=20
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> ________________________________________ From: Kan Yabumoto
> [mailto:tech@x...]=A0 Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2004 4:06 PM To:
> xxcopy@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [xxcopy] Backup problems=20
>=20

> This is an easy one to asnwer.=20
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> Just add the /FF switch because your problem is likely caused by the
> mismatch in the timestamp granularity between the source volume and the
> destination.=A0 My guess is that the=20
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> =A0=A0 src =3D NTFS =A0=A0 dst =3D FAT32=20
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> Kan Yabumoto=20




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