about speed unit of console output
Hi, Martin
I have a winscp command console output of a "synchronize" command:
I check the file size in file properties, it is 2,76 MB (2 904 064 bytes On Disk).
Seems when Windows(TM) marks MB(namely 1000*1000 bytes), it is actually MiB(1024*1024 bytes).
Does that mean 2835 KB in output is 2835 KiB actually?
In that sense, for transfer speed "3164,3 KB/s", does "KB" also stand for KiB(1024 bytes) actually?
Thank you!
I have a winscp command console output of a "synchronize" command:
.... somefile.txt 2835 KB | 3164,3 KB/s | binary | 100%
Seems when Windows(TM) marks MB(namely 1000*1000 bytes), it is actually MiB(1024*1024 bytes).
Does that mean 2835 KB in output is 2835 KiB actually?
In that sense, for transfer speed "3164,3 KB/s", does "KB" also stand for KiB(1024 bytes) actually?
Thank you!