<![CDATA[Dropzone Forums — Moving files within a drive is as slow as copying]]> 2011-08-16T09:43:44Z PunBB https://forums.aptonic.com/topic/38/moving-files-within-a-drive-is-as-slow-as-copying/ <![CDATA[Re: Moving files within a drive is as slow as copying]]> I'm not aware of any issues when copying to a USB drive. Make sure you are running the latest version (currently 0.6) and see if you still have problems.

If it's still failing, open the Dropzone preferences and do Cmd+Shift+D then paste me all output from the debug console after the failed move.

]]> https://forums.aptonic.com/user/2/ 2011-08-16T09:43:44Z https://forums.aptonic.com/post/111/#p111 <![CDATA[Re: Moving files within a drive is as slow as copying]]> This issue was resolved as soon as I upgraded, but now there's another bug: the progress bar remains static when moving files to a USB drive.

]]> https://forums.aptonic.com/user/64/ 2011-06-26T22:46:30Z https://forums.aptonic.com/post/103/#p103 <![CDATA[Re: Moving files within a drive is as slow as copying]]> Have you upgraded to Dropzone 0.4? It fixes this issue - see http://aptonic.com/blog/dropzone-0-4-released/

]]> https://forums.aptonic.com/user/2/ 2011-06-26T10:36:53Z https://forums.aptonic.com/post/101/#p101 <![CDATA[Moving files within a drive is as slow as copying]]> Whenever I drop a file(s)/folder(s) onto the move action I've setup, Dropzone copies the files/folders to the destination, which becomes time consuming when the file sizes are large and the destination is a folder on the same volume.

]]> https://forums.aptonic.com/user/64/ 2011-03-04T21:08:52Z https://forums.aptonic.com/post/91/#p91