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太田 さん

鈴木＠葛飾区です。

> ufs だったら、ports の ufs_copy が最速です。
> ブロック単位で使われている所だけをコピーします。
> kldload aio をすれば、非同期で更に速くする事も出来ます。

そんなのがあったのですね。
ご紹介ありがとうござあいます。今度使ってみます。

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