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The data should be bypassing your internal disk, though depending on the hardware involved it is possible (yet nowadays unlikely) that this will cause swap to be written to the internal disk.
You can watch which device is being written to using iotop.
i see, will take a look on what iotop shows next time then, thank you very much!
Could you please give the result here after you checked? I got also curious if it's temporary copied to ram or disk before moving.
okay i'll try to take a screenshot!