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pharaonic work
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I write from Barcelona, Spain We have our security copies in around 3000 cd's we are now realizing that cd support is not eternal. We want to pass it to other storage system ( in example, hdd for dialy consulting and tapes as a backup for put it in a bank cage). My first doubt is does anyone know any tricks to pass the cd's to other format ( and also, this cd's were recorded from macs! ). It is a pharaonic work. Does your experience give any original solution Thank you for your time |
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It's a good one
But I don't want to keep the juke for nothing maybe we can rent it. But here in Spain it doesn't seems easy. i will inform you thank you very much! Jesper Monsted wrote in message . 74.163... (monete) wrote in m: My first doubt is does anyone know any tricks to pass the cd's to other format ( and also, this cd's were recorded from macs! ). It is a pharaonic work. Does your experience give any original solution Buy a CD jukebox, load it up with CDs and have a Lunix-box run a script that mounts each CD and copies the contents to a hard drive? |
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monete wrote:
It's a good one But I don't want to keep the juke for nothing maybe we can rent it. But here in Spain it doesn't seems easy. Or write clear instructions, write some scripts and have someone push CDs in the drawer. I'd suggest copying them to a scratch area as a disk image, mounting that as HFS or whatever, and copying the data to a target file system. This way one CD can be read while the previous is unraveled into files. With a 30 x effective speed CD drive a CD takes 3 minutes incuding change - someone could easily do 120 in a working day on a single workstation. Given that is is non-skilled work, it should not be hard to hire someone for this - especially as it is rathr light (but boring) duty. I'd suggest making daily batches and logging volume labels or checksums - so you know when one was skipped by accident. Thomas |
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