Obtain the wbfs program from the interwebs and make an appropriate link or path to it. Now this incredible script should clone the drives, slooowly but it’ll get there!
#!/bin/bash SOURCE="/dev/disk1s2" DEST="/dev/disk2s2" STXT="source.txt" DTXT="dest.txt" EXT=~/Mine\ Programmer PATHWBFS=$EXT/WBFS\ for\ MacOS\ X\ v1.2/WBFS\ for\ MacOS\ X.app/Contents/Resources/ PATH=$PATH:$PATHWBFS function getList() { LIST=`wbfs -p $1 ls 2>$2` sort $2 > $2".sort" mv $2".sort" $2 } getList $SOURCE $STXT getList $DEST $DTXT LIST=`diff source.txt dest.txt|sed "s/</ /" |sed "s/|/ /" |awk '{print $1}'` for i in $LIST; do if [[ "$i" =~ [A-Z0-9]{6} ]]; then wbfs -p $SOURCE extract $i wbfs -p $DEST add *iso rm *iso fi done rm $STXT $DTXT