On Solaris8, I used the following command to copy the
contents of one filesystem to another.

cd /filesystem1
tar cf - . | ( cd /filesystem2 && tar xpfB - )

Is there any way to reliably verify that the
destination filesystem contains everything from the
original. There are thousands of files. 

I tried "du -dsk", but the number of bytes are not the
same. I assume it is because it is writing more
efficiently to the destination filesystem (not making
as many fragments).

I tried dircmp, but many of the file names and paths
have spaces in them and dircmp doesn't't seem to
handle it. 

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