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VladDracul
Oct 25, 2003, 09:10 PM
Hi,
I'm having a weird problem while trying to copy a whole directory - about 4 GB total - to a Windows share (mount).
When I drag the directory I want to copy to the Windows share in Finder, I get the following error:
The operation cannot be completed because one or more required items cannot be found.
(Error code -43).
Has anyone encountered this issue before?
Thanks,
Alex
patrick0brien
Oct 25, 2003, 10:33 PM
-VladDracul
Let me guess: this folder was originally created in MacOS 9?
Try recreating the folder - and all of its nested folders with OS X folders.
Fukui
Oct 25, 2003, 11:33 PM
This may be a NFS/Samba problem to do with copying files bigger than 4GB (32-bit implementation), you might try installing Samba 3.0 or get panther...if you already have, well then....:confused:
VladDracul
Oct 26, 2003, 05:11 AM
Originally posted by patrick0brien
-VladDracul
Let me guess: this folder was originally created in MacOS 9?
Try recreating the folder - and all of its nested folders with OS X folders.
Actually, it is a Jaguar folder; but thanks for replying.
VladDracul
Oct 26, 2003, 05:14 AM
Originally posted by Fukui
This may be a NFS/Samba problem to do with copying files bigger than 4GB (32-bit implementation), you might try installing Samba 3.0 or get panther...if you already have, well then....:confused:
hmm. That sounds like a possibility; however, none of the files is that large. The directory as a whole - some 350 files - is ~4GB.
I think I'll give that a try anyway.
hvfsl
Oct 26, 2003, 06:46 AM
Windows has problems dealling with the following symbols:
` ~ - _ = +
So make sure none of the files/folders have those characters in them (as the name). Unix/Mac/Linux have no problems with those symbols.
benixau
Oct 26, 2003, 07:04 AM
you know - if it werent for windows and the x86 based architecture i dont think we mac users would know what a hardware problem "really" is or even know that there is a limit to the size of files that we can use.
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