I'm using BC 3 (latest version) to copy drive-to-drive. The source is over a network from a server. The destination is a local drive on a USB SATA connection.
Out of several thousand files copied, I have about 6 errors of the form "<Timestamp> unable to copy <sourcepath\filename> The device is not ready."
How can I determine what is really happening? Which device is not ready - source or destination? If a drive has really gone off-line, why does BC pick up and continue copying with the next file without problems?
It seems more likely that the USB SATA drive would have a problem than the server drive, but I'm not sure. Maybe a server drive is ready to fail? Is there any more detailed logging that can be enabled?
Out of several thousand files copied, I have about 6 errors of the form "<Timestamp> unable to copy <sourcepath\filename> The device is not ready."
How can I determine what is really happening? Which device is not ready - source or destination? If a drive has really gone off-line, why does BC pick up and continue copying with the next file without problems?
It seems more likely that the USB SATA drive would have a problem than the server drive, but I'm not sure. Maybe a server drive is ready to fail? Is there any more detailed logging that can be enabled?
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