Copying large number of files with Finder

When you copy lots of files and folders with Finder, it appears to count up the number of "items" and then start copying and at the same time the number of items remaining gets smaller and smaller as the copy process proceeds.
My question is what are the "items" that Finder is referring to? I did this on a folder with several folders and files and it came up with like about 45K items, but if I open up a Terminal window and do a "find . -print | wc" I get like about 155K lines, which I would have thought were the "items" that Finder is referring to, but obviously not.
So what is it that Finder means when it talks about "items" when copying things around?
If it matters I was copying the files from external drive to another external drive. And both external drives were physically attached to the two USB ports on a MacBook Pro running Mac OS X 10.5.8
Also, is there a way to find out the number of "items" that Finder just copied as sometimes this number goes away so quickly before it registers on my eyeball/brain synapses Darn those fast computers I can go to the Finder's "Edit" menu and undo the last operation but is there somewhere that the number of items last processed can be looked at?
And one last Finder question - is the progress bar that the Copy operation shows measure the number of items or the magnitude of the amount of MB it has copied or about to copy? So a copy of two items of 10GB each would progress in three discreet jumps (0%, 50% and 100%) and go much quicker versus a copy of 10Billion items of two bytes each - even though a total of 20GB were transferred in both cases?
Thanks...
-Bob

ReallyDeepYogurt wrote:
My question is what are the "items" that Finder is referring to? I did this on a folder with several folders and files and it came up with like about 45K items, but if I open up a Terminal window and do a "find . -print | wc" I get like about 155K lines, which I would have thought were the "items" that Finder is referring to, but obviously not.
This is a guess, but I'd think that the Finder considers a "package" to be one item, while the "find" command counts each file within a package.

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On 1/8/2010 8:56 AM, NovAlf wrote:
>
> Hi!
> Well, I thought there will appear problems. We do have some apps for
> distribution just by copying large amount of files (not large in size)
> to Windows (XP Pro, usually) machines. These is some programs which
> works from directory wo any special need for installation. Happy
> situation for admin. From one side. In ZfD 4.0.1 we did install this app
> on one of machines and then did take snapshot via special app (who
> remember) and did copy file to (Netware) server share, give rights for
> device (~ workstation) and associate it with ws via eDir and ... voila,
> next restart or whatsoever and app was there. Very nice, indeed, I miss
> this!
> So, I tried to make this happen on ZCM 10 (on SLES 11). Did app, sorry,
> bundle, upload files (first time it stuck, second time id accomplish,
> around 7500 files) and did distribution/launch association to ws
> (~device). And ... got errors. Several entries in log as examples
> below.
> Any ideas?
> More thanks, Alar.
> ---
> Error: [1/8/10 2:41:53 PM] BundleManager
> BUNDLE.UnknownExceptionOccurred An Unknown exception occurred trying to
> process task: Novell.Zenworks.AppModule.LaunchException: Exception of
> type 'Novell.Zenworks.AppModule.LaunchException' was thrown.
> at Novell.Zenworks.AppModule.AppActionItem.ProcessAct ion(APP_ACTION
> launchType, ActionContext context, ActionSetResult previousResults)
> ---
> Error: [1/8/10 2:41:54 PM] BundleManager
> ActionMan.FailureProcessingActionException Failed to process action:
> Information for id 51846d2388c028d8c471f1199b965859 has not been cached.
> Did you forget to call CacheContentInfo first?
> ---
>
>

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Your specs sound more then enough I would think. Do you have set the option to Write cache to folders when possible and if so could you uncheck that option?
I don't have experience with this kind of numbers but I do dump the Bridge cache manually on a regular base (every new cycle it seems to be more stable so more interval in the periods of dumping cache) but my main folder contains usually around 6 to 7 K of DNG files from 21 MP dSLR. This starts caching without problems but takes a few hours before done.
Can't use the option cache for folder due to a longstanding problem with error message to replace the CacheT file, hence my question about your setting.
Also I have set the option to previews Always HQ and in the prefs have set the option to build monitor size previews.
As said, don't know the large numbers but the 2 MP files are very small and it should be possible for Bridge I would think?
Did you also try to create a new folder and place the files inthere. Or divide them in to three folders for testing?

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The files are only 2MP each, and I have the same issue when I apply the changes to RAW files and JPG files. The error occurs though before any changes are applied, before the images would need to be recached, as when the error doesn't occur the dialogue box I mentioned pops up asking what to change.
Your specs sound more then enough I would think. Do you have set the option to Write cache to folders when possible and if so could you uncheck that option?
I don't have experience with this kind of numbers but I do dump the Bridge cache manually on a regular base (every new cycle it seems to be more stable so more interval in the periods of dumping cache) but my main folder contains usually around 6 to 7 K of DNG files from 21 MP dSLR. This starts caching without problems but takes a few hours before done.
Can't use the option cache for folder due to a longstanding problem with error message to replace the CacheT file, hence my question about your setting.
Also I have set the option to previews Always HQ and in the prefs have set the option to build monitor size previews.
As said, don't know the large numbers but the 2 MP files are very small and it should be possible for Bridge I would think?
Did you also try to create a new folder and place the files inthere. Or divide them in to three folders for testing?

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