[neurosetta] success...

[Dan Berger]

Well, seems that using rsync with the bandwidth limit did the trick - I
left the sync running over night and came back to a working machine and
a completed sync.

The only unexpected surprise was that the --include flags didn't behave
as I had expected (I don't use rsync all that often) so I ended up with
a handful of flac files and a google of playlists copied over as well.  
I did some experimentation with rsync this morning and sorted that bit
out.

For those playing along from home (or just looking for a way to get
tracks onto the neuros so they can do a positron rebuild) - the final
command line I used looked like this:

rsync -rvvP --size-only --bwlimit=400 --include=*/ --include=*.ogg
--include=*.mp3 --exclude=* . /mnt/neuros/music


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