Powershell to compare to Directory Trees?

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AreWeThereYet

Just discovered PowerShell. Convenient, since I need it more now than ever
before it seems lately.

Copied a LARGE directory tree across the network. The connection was reset
by peer near the end and I don't know what got left off the boat.

How do I "diff" the two LARGE directory structures and find out which paths
were not copied? If I could then re-copy those paths by script it would be a
bonus, but I won't push my luck.

Local System is XP-Pro SP2
Copying FROM my linux box.
 
Thanks, this is proving very helpful! and gives me a better idea of how
PowerShell Scripting works.

One question I CANNOT find the answer to:

In *INX one can hit <Ctrl+D> or <Ctrl+Z> to suspend a process usually as a
prelude to sending it to the background or killing the process. How do I do
this in PowerShell?
 
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