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I have a Nightgear X4S Nighthawk R7800 router, which doubles as a NAS. So I have plugged, a NTFS ssd disk with a USB v3.0 enclosure, in to the router. Transfer speeds over LAN reaches ~80MB/sec. So I can recommend this router if you want a NAS, without having to use a standalone computer. The router has two USB 3 slots, and also an eSATA slot, and it handles NTFS, FAT32, ext3 and ext4 disks. This gives you ample of silent, low power file storage.
Now I have this problem. I want to copy the data from the router to Solaris 11.3. I cannot and I do not know why. The netgear has something called "Readyshare" software, so I can see the router just as a normal NAS disk.
I guess the problem is something with write access? I can copy data from Solaris to the router, modify the file and copy it back to Solaris. But I cannot copy data from the router disk to Solaris. When I do, the Gnome Nautilus file browser say:
"Error while copying "..."
There was an error copying the file into /export/home/...
Show more details: Invalid argument"
Do you have any suggestions how to copy data from the router to Solaris?
In Solaris the users are here:
/export/home/user1
/export/home/user2
...
I am not at my computer right now, but I guess that "/export/home" belongs to root, and the subdirectories belong to each user. Because each user can read write in their own directory.
Thanx! I will look into your suggestion!
I am contemplating of copying everything to NTFS disk instead if I can not get your suggestion to work. Thanx again!
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