Data copy process
Once the MM30 and/or SSDs are connected via an appropriate device to the system used to execute the data transfer, launch the HxMap Data Copy Tool. The following GUI is shown:
First use the Browse button to pick the data directory. As long as the <Auto Detect> checkbox is set, it is sufficient to browse only to the first MM30. The data copy tool with then use described auto-detect logic to automatically search and detect the remaining MM30 as soon as the <Add> button is pressed.
By adding the data directory, the available partitions will be displayed in the main field.
In case you find a data drive you don’t intend to copy displayed, highlight that drive and use the <Remove> button to delete it from the list of available data directories.
You can also configure the data copy tool to exclude drives from being evaluated during the auto-detection process: Excluding drives
Next select the target location for the copy process. You can pick a 2nd destination, e.g. in order to create a backup. The HxMap Data Copy tool is capable to run two parallel copy processes.
Once launched, HxMap will use described destination handling logic to copy the raw data into the correct data structure.
Before starting the copy process though it might be worth to also verify the data copy options.
Once the options are set properly, start the copy process via the <Start Copy> button.
The copy status is displayed via a status window and a progress bar. Detailed listing of the copies items can be found in the lower section, which is shown once the user hits the <Show Detail> (Hide Detail) button.
If you intend to stop the copy process, use the <Cancel Copy> button.
Logging
HxMap Data Copy will log all copy steps following the configuration set for HxMap. Additionally a log will be added to the target destination(s) for the current copy job.