Eve,
I'm guessing here that you've ran out of memory. It sometimes happens when
you copy either a large file or a collection of files. For this task, it is
best to do ti from the PC end. 

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eve Smyth
Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2006 3:54 PM
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Subject: [Braillenote] copying between storage devices on m-power

Here's a puzzle for someone to sort out.  I had a 2 GB pen drive with
several mp3 files on, and I wanted to copy them to an sd card of the same
size which will go in my mp3 player.  I figured the m-power could do this
job, so plugged the pen drive and the sd card into it.  I had successfully
copied most of the files over, doing it folder by folder, when in the middle
of one folder being copied I got the message "the system cannot write to the
specified device" and that was the end of copying.  After that it refused to
copy anything else to the card.  I did a software reset and tried again, and
at about the same point in that same folder I got that message.  After
another reset I tried using other files which hadn't yet been copied to the
card, and again, part-way through, the same thing happened.  Then "the
systest" 
wouldn't read from the pen drive, and at one point I tried copying something
from the flash disk just to see what would happen, and "the system" wouldn't
read from that either.  But after a software reset it would be okay again,
at least for a while.  It would sometimes allow me to create a new folder on
the sd card, but not allow me to put anything in it.  In fact it did this
with another sd card I was working with once before, and I had then thought
"the system" just didn't like that card, and had asked a friend with a pc to
put whatever it was I wanted on that card.  I know this sounds rather
strange, and I hope it makes sense.  I'm curious to know if it's happened to
anyone else, or if anyone has any ideas as to what's going on.  I'm planning
to speak to the tech support guys tomorrow morning anyway.  Eve

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