HT4889 how long does it take to migrate 250Gb via thunderbolt (Macbook Pro to MacBook Pro Retina)?

Hi guys, am tryignt o Migrate a 250Gb setup  from MBP to my new Retina via Thrunderbolt... it's been saying 23hrs left... for the past 8 hours,a lthough there's been some progress.  Is it normal its taking so long?

20-60 seconds, depending.

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