I often adjust various hard drive parameters when using dd. Although the setting
options may not be very prominent, the transfer speed ultimately depends
primarily on the hardware being used.
The following parameters have proven successful for me when working with
loopback devices:
dd if=/dev/sdf2 of=/dev/loop0p2 status=progress bs=64K oflag=direct oflag=direct
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