Calculating Checksums over 100%
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I have been running a convert for about 20 hours now on a 60TB USB raid drive enclosure.
It is an 80TB 5 drive enclosure with 60TB available and about 75% full.
The checksum calculation now shows over 100%
ntfs2btrfs /dev/sdd2
Processing inode 334451 / 334451 (100.0%)
Updating directory sizes
Calculating checksums 2835087000 / 2684297073 (105.6%)
Should I be worried? Is this gong to fail? Is it going to continue on forever or is there an end in sight?
IF it is going to go on forever is it safe to cancel the process and roll back? Or would there be a "corrupted" image that will result in complete loss?
Just an update, after doing a bit of searching on the net I found that a few people have had crashes or cancelled the conversion and all was seemingly well with a few exception.
SO, I bit the bullet and killed the conversion. SO FAR, everything seems to be there.
That's weird... but unsurprisingly I haven't tested on a disk quite that big. I'll have to look into it.
And yes, it should be safe to stop it at any point before it writes the superblocks, which is the very last thing it does.
Same on 1 TB disc
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Did it finish for you @erxson on your 1Tb disk?