Hi all. Here’s one that has me a bit puzzled. I am getting a CIFS copy error in one specific use case with a large file (12GB). Target is to a fast network drive over 10Gbps fiber.
…via KDE kio in Dolphin (smb:/): steady speed, copy is fine.
…via command line to the share under /mnt…steady and fine result.
…via PCManFM accessing source/destinations via /mnt…fine and dandy.
…via Dolphin to the share under /mnt…buffers up to 2GB/s, pause, buffer, pause…finish. Copy is corrupt. Some kind of buffer overrun I am guessing.
If I do this same exercise with the same machines except running from a live USB boot, everything works fine - even the KDE/Dolphin /mnt copy. Same mount options, same volumes…
What could possibly be different that is causing this? I will assume the 6.12 live USB and its associated files can’t be too far removed from my more current 6.14 system that is failing…
There is some setting that I cannot nail down…unless I am overlooking something obvious. I have been using NFS in the meantime.
Kev.
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Regards.
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