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How much space will be temporarily used in mirror (image) drive while you are burning an image to writer?

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How much space will be temporarily used in mirror (image) drive while you are burning an image to writer?

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In data archive process, the image drive is playing the role of keeping all archive images for on-line data query purpose. It is several times faster than searching and reading directly from CD or DVD-ROM drive. In addition to keeping all archive images, the image drive will also temporarily keep the split images before they are successfully burned to the CD/DVD writer. So, you have to be sure that there must be enough free space left in the image drive; otherwise, the split images will failed to be burned to CD/DVD writer.

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