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rsync does an excellent job of copying just what we need. Test it with this:

Set up and test systems

From there, you can do things like send a test email: ...you add your [.ssh/id_ed25519.pub] key to your GitLab profile, this is the test to make sure GitLab has your ssh key:

* Test in the simulator from the terminal with this command:

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Run a performance test')

code, build, test, demo ATE test suite, python, can call custom command console cmds

│ └── test

! SoapUI test harness

* Admin > Settings > Push > Send a test push

// that uses the key to test for equality. You then set up a dummy

# It runs in TEST but should run in a test mode that has an account assigned to it so it is very much like LIVE # It runs release build in test mode

alsa-config test, set optimal audio levels

...a bottleneck yet... my best cards were only getting 100MB/s write speed... test more cards maybe! In the meantime, just use Nautilus on cast.

ab performance test output: 8770 pages/sec, 2.4 GB/sec

* OR, to test, can we just validate the user? with this:

* sudo apt-get install smartmontools # use to test drive health with [smartctl] - DO IT OFTEN

# in another terminal, test:

...This version works with the new format, and provides a few new features to test.

! Test your drives - DO THIS OFTEN Short test:

Preliminary test data is shown for a 0.78 cm/sup 2/ VMJ cell with 40 series connected juncti