Greetings! I have noticed a problem I have copying many files to or from a Seagate 1TB hard drive attached to my WDTV Live Streaming box over my LAN.
When I've tried this using TotalCommander I usually end up getting a "Cannot write to read-only device. Remove the write protect" message from Windows (Vista) after which it seems the WDTV box no longer appears on the LAN at all.
Is there a fix for this that I can apply in TotalCommander? I've been opening the destination directory using winows explorer and copying from TotalCommander to that folder instead using Windows copying routines...
Thanks for any help.
Problems copying many files to/from WDTV attached hard drive
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- TwistedPair
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Problems copying many files to/from WDTV attached hard drive
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I had a similar problem with a weak external disk.
For me it helped to set an option at:
Configuration - Options -Copy/Delete:
- Unselect "Use Standard copy method"
- Select option "Use compatibility mode for the following drive"
- Enter just a backslash at the acc. field (set for network drives)
For me it helped to set an option at:
Configuration - Options -Copy/Delete:
- Unselect "Use Standard copy method"
- Select option "Use compatibility mode for the following drive"
- Enter just a backslash at the acc. field (set for network drives)
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Ahh! This seems to have fixed the problem. Also when I went to that Options section I noticed that "Use Big File Copy Mode" was selected with a rather large copy/block size. So I changed it back to Standard mode.sqa_wizard wrote:I had a similar problem with a weak external disk.
For me it helped to set an option at:
Configuration - Options -Copy/Delete:
- Unselect "Use Standard copy method"
- Select option "Use compatibility mode for the following drive"
- Enter just a backslash at the acc. field (set for network drives)
Thanks very much sqa_wizard!
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