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Special Forums Hardware Filesystems, Disks and Memory Estimate Transfer Time Post 302261296 by user50210 on Monday 24th of November 2008 09:32:32 AM
Old 11-24-2008
Estimate Transfer Time
Hi,

Not sure whether this is the relevant place for such question, but I hope can get some feedback on my question.

I have 2 Sun machine. Basically I want to move some data from one box to another box using dedicated fiber connection. I would like to estimate the time required for the transfer. Anyway I can calculate/estimate the time required if the total size is 100GB over the fiber connection?

Thanks.
 

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GTKADA2-DIALOG(1)					    GtkAda 2 programming manual 					 GTKADA2-DIALOG(1)

NAME

       gtkada2-dialog - Display a GTK+ dialog box from the command line.

SYNOPSIS

       gtkada2-dialog [dialog_type [justification]]

DESCRIPTION

       gtkada2-dialog  displays  the contents of its standard input in a GTK+ dialog box.  This is the version supplied with GtkAda version 2, and
       it uses GTK+ 2 widgets.

OPTIONS

       dialog_type
	    The type of dialog box desired.  Possible values are:

	    warning	 A message box with an exclamation point.

	    error	 A message box with a red stop sign.

	    information  A message box with an "information" sign: white "i" on blue background.

	    confirmation A message box with a question mark.

	    custom	 A message box with no pixmap and a user-defined caption.

       The default type is information.

       justification
	    The type of justification desired for the text of the message.  Possible values are justify_left,  justify_right,  justify_center  and
	    justify_fill.  The default is justify_center.

COPYRIGHT FOR THIS MAN PAGE

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       Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby  granted,  provided  that  the
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