I have been copying files (1GB worth or so) between desktop and mp3
player, The problem hasn't reappeared in Karmic so far.
Will
etali wrote:
We'd like to figure out what's causing this bug for you, and if it has
been resolved, but we haven't heard back from you in a while. Could you
please
I have a Toshiba NB 200 and the same issue is very obvious the amount of
space given to the first row of Games icons seems enormous. The text
for the last row appears below the edge of the frame and is illegible.
The mouse-over frame for each icon on the last row is half in and half
out of the
I haven't noticed any problems since Hardy - but I've built a new system
so it could be a chipset related issue I guess - no idea what chipset
unfortunately
Martin Emrich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I already built the disk of one of my
external USB drive directly into
my PC (connected via
Have you tried using xargs to copy folder by folder ?
The following should copy all files recursively from directory $1
to directory $2, and echo each move command just before doing it:
ls $1 | xargs -I {} -t cp -Rv $1/{} $2/{}
I'm not at my machine at the moment so it's untested.
It
Public bug reported:
Kubuntu Gutsy Gibbon.
Old home partition backed up to usb hard disk.
cp -R fails at various points ( 48MB to 18GB) and freezes the Desktop.
There is no way out except a reset. (Alt +SysRq reisub has worked
occasionally).
Desktop and Mouse do not usually respond at all.
Yes I noticed that I had no problems copying to hard disk mp3 player that uses
USB 1.1 - however I've noticed that I have the same problem copying from a
samba share.
(Using windows machine to mount the usb drive)
I really can't access any information the Linux machine is completely
frozen.
I have the same problem in gutsy (AMD64) with a WD Passport HDD drive.
I can copy some information then the whole desktop freezes.
The machine seems to be running but completely unresponsive to mouse or
keyboard input.
I can however shutdown with Alt +SysRq reisub - that's the only thing
that
On Saturday 22 September 2007 08:52:08 Daniel Elstner wrote:
OK, for some reason this now works just fine for me. I still have the
same drive (PX716-A) and was running feisty around the time it went
away. Unfortunately I noticed it way too late to know for sure what has
fixed it. It might just
I still have this problem, Kubuntu 7.04 and Debian Etch - Pioneer, Plextor, LG
and Toshiba drives. Although (as posted before) I can mount non-udf disks.
Has anyone with two DVD-ROM drives tried editing fstab so one drive mounts udf
specifically?
I think this is a udf mounting problem not
