I just transferred (merge) data that was previously downloaded using another bittorrent client in Windows PC (QbitTorrent) to new system based on Linux OS (rTorrent 0.9.8 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS). There are about 200 torrents with a total of 7 TB of data.
I want to ask, is there a way to:
Limit/cap the read speed of the hard disk when doing a force recheck?
So it doesn't too much slow down the ongoing torrent download/upload activity on the same harddrive.
Sync ratio data which was previously achieved when using another torrent client in another system OS? Or how to edit rtorrent session data which has a ratio value in it?
Currently, all recently merged torrent ratio values are 0 (because I just moved the data from another system and do a force check).
I just transferred (merge) data that was previously downloaded using another bittorrent client in Windows PC (QbitTorrent) to new system based on Linux OS (rTorrent 0.9.8 on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS). There are about 200 torrents with a total of 7 TB of data.
I want to ask, is there a way to:
Limit/cap the read speed of the hard disk when doing a force recheck? So it doesn't too much slow down the ongoing torrent download/upload activity on the same harddrive.
Sync ratio data which was previously achieved when using another torrent client in another system OS? Or how to edit rtorrent session data which has a ratio value in it? Currently, all recently merged torrent ratio values are 0 (because I just moved the data from another system and do a force check).
Thank you.