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Asked: 2018-01-30 08:23:50 +0800 CST2018-01-30 08:23:50 +0800 CST 2018-01-30 08:23:50 +0800 CST

How to slow down moving files / file transfer? (so the target disk is not that occupied)

I am using Ubuntu 17. I am moving files from SSD (also the system disk) to a HDD. However, at the same time, I need to browse and use files from the HDD - but moving files to the HDD slows the working with it very much.

This might sound rather strange - but is there a way
how to slow down file moving / trasnfer? ...
...so the HDD would not be occupied that much?

(I understand all of the disadvantages of doing so... so I am looking really for a "how to" rather than why not... :) )

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