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My motivation for this suggestion comes from plotting the total number of transferred bytes during a Time Machine backup. My command is
smag "tmutil status | awk '/bytes =/ {print \$3/1000000}' | sed 's/;//g'"
which outputs the total number of transferred bytes in MB. However, sometimes when I use this command I change it to GB, especially if I'm doing a fresh backup to a new drive. For incremental backups MB is fine, but for fresh ones GB gives a better picture of the progress.
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E.g.,
smag --y-label=MB ...
My motivation for this suggestion comes from plotting the total number of transferred bytes during a Time Machine backup. My command is
smag "tmutil status | awk '/bytes =/ {print \$3/1000000}' | sed 's/;//g'"
which outputs the total number of transferred bytes in MB. However, sometimes when I use this command I change it to GB, especially if I'm doing a fresh backup to a new drive. For incremental backups MB is fine, but for fresh ones GB gives a better picture of the progress.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: