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Ray,  
 
I just wiped an 80G WD 7200 speed drive (regular old  
IDE, *not* SATA) in approx. 35 minutes.  I then cloned  
it from the current matching drive that's in the  
Shuttle right now -- a drive that's pretty well Full  
Up.  I did not carefully clock the clone operation,  
but it can't have taken too much more than around 90  
minutes.  Thess were both from floppy boots of DFSEE  
6.17, still my standard tool for this sequence.  I let  
it use the Ultra-DMA driver, which is supposed to be  
the fastest option.  Sooooooo, I don't really know   
how you might be doing this, and having it take the  
better part of a day . . . even on a drive twice this  
size !  
 
 
Jordan  
 
 
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