Commands tagged dd,progress speed pv (1)
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piping through 'pv' shows a simple progress/speed bar for dd. This is a replacement for my otherwise favorite 'while :;do killall -USR1 dd;sleep 1;done' Show Sample Output
9dd if=/dev/nst0 |pv|dd of=restored_file.tar
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