I have a 128gb NTFS Flash drive attached to one of the USB 2.0 Slots on my Pi 4. When copying .iso files to the SMB share, I'm getting extremely slow (~70 kbps) transfer speeds.
The only remedy I've found so far is to remove the --sync option from the automount.sh script in /usr/local/bin/
I realize this requires a umount command in order to safely remove the drive once sync is removed, but is there an option to keep sync while increasing transfer speeds of large files?
I have a 128gb NTFS Flash drive attached to one of the USB 2.0 Slots on my Pi 4. When copying .iso files to the SMB share, I'm getting extremely slow (~70 kbps) transfer speeds.
The only remedy I've found so far is to remove the
--syncoption from theautomount.shscript in/usr/local/bin/I realize this requires a
umountcommand in order to safely remove the drive once sync is removed, but is there an option to keep sync while increasing transfer speeds of large files?