I read that Paragon Software NTFS drivers will be part of the 3.5
kernel. I would like to use NTFS so that other computers can actually
read my data.
The current drives I'm using are 8 TB Seagate external drives with a 2
year warranty. Their price went up to $150 when on sale. I will probably
get
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Serious design flaw using large external drives.
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I am a Linux newbie. How do I do what you asked?
The question is moot for me. While waiting for more than a month for a
response to my bug report, I have already found a workaround. I
reformatted the drive from NTFS to ext4. This solved the problem for me
but I lost the capability of a Windows
Please try kernel parameter "usb-storage.quirks=vid:pid:u", replace vid
and pid to the USB device ids.
This disables UAS mode, which makes the IO slower but possibly more
reliable.
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Title:
Serious design flaw using large external drives.
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After a month of waiting for confirmation of the bug, I have reformatted
the partition as ext4. If this works (can copy 1.5TB in less than 2
days) the bug is in the NTFS support in Ubuntu. If it doesn't, I will
return the drive (Seagate says it is in warranty but refuses to provide
any support to
The bug is in the upstream kernel and in Ubuntu MATE 18.10. Seagate
refused to contact you to find out what the problem is. With no response
from Ubuntu, I am returning the drive for a refund. Maybe some decade
Ubuntu will support drives larger than 5TB (currently the largest from
Seagate is
Am trying upstream kernel v4.20-rc4
(2e6e902d185027f8e3cb8b7305238f7e35d6a436).
Not easy for a newbie because your link does not include the order in
which the modules have to be installed. Downloaded the low-latency
(whatever that means) packages and managed to boot the new kernel. It
seems less
No! This problem did not start until after I had purchased the drive so
any questions about behavior before I mounted the drive are not
applicable.
You ask me to "test the latest upstream kernel". I am a Linux newbie and
do not know how to do this. I will follow your link to see how. If it
No this problem occurred when I purchased and mounted the 6TB drive.
No I was not able to test the drive when I was using prior kernel
version since I had not yet cought the drive.
I am a Linux newbie. Please tell me how to "test the latest upstream
kernel? Refer to
Did this issue start happening after an update/upgrade? Was there a
prior kernel version where you were not having this particular problem?
Would it be possible for you to test the latest upstream kernel? Refer
to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds . Please test the latest
v4.20
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