I'm still learning ubuntu. I'm attempting to pull some data from a HDD in Ubuntu 14.xx. Currently it says I have 8,011 hours left to pull ~150GB via USB. To speed this up, is there any way to set a timeout option with the copy function to allow it to skip corrupted files after a set length of time, forcing it to continue? Is there a better way of doing this?
For copying data off a failing drive I highly recommend ddrescue.
As the manual states you can rescue the most important part of the drive first:
ddrescue -i0 -s50MiB /dev/hdc hdimage logfile
ddrescue -i0 -s1MiB -d -r3 /dev/hdc hdimage logfile
Then rescue some key drive areas:
ddrescue -i30GiB -s10GiB /dev/hdc hdimage logfile
ddrescue -i230GiB -s5GiB /dev/hdc hdimage logfile
Finally rescue the rest (does not recopy what is already done):
ddrescue /dev/hdc hdimage logfile
ddrescue -d -r3 /dev/hdc hdimage logfile
You can add the -T <interval> or --timeout=<interval> option if you want.
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