Linux Mint 20.2 Uma
Copy problem still exists when copying a large folder (1.7 GB) with about
15 subfolders
The copy direction has the following influence:
Internal hard disk -> External USB hard disk without problems
External USB hard disk -> Internal hard disk -> error message invalid file name
The problem does not exist if the file names have no ":" and no "?" in the file names.
Knoppix 9.2 has no copy problem with ":" and "?" in the file names
Copy problem still exists
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Copy problem still exists
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Larry78723
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Re: Copy problem still exists
What is the format of the external disc?
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MAlfare
Re: Copy problem still exists
: and ? are although allowed as such on NTFS disallowed in names by Windows and the udisks2 automounter was tweaked so as to use the
As said there, can not currently be easily undone other than by e.g. creating
windows_names mount parameter to adhere to that as well; see viewtopic.php?p=2022654#p2022654As said there, can not currently be easily undone other than by e.g. creating
noauto /etc/fstab entries for the filesystems in question.