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Not Arch specific but I can't seem to figure this out. I'm copying video files from one external HDD (ext4) to another external HDD (ext4) and all video files copied successfully except for one, and it throws a "Error splicing file: Input/output error". I've opened the file from the original HDD and it plays through fine, so my thinking is the actual file isn't corrupted.
I ran fsck -a on the original drive, and results are the same. Is the drive just on it's last leg? Anything I can do to repair it/solve this error?
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You've told us about checking the original / source drive, but I believe this error is more often due to the destination device. Please post the output of the following (replacing $DESTINATION with the target drive)
fdisk -l /dev/$DESTINATION
df /dev/$DESTINATION
df -i /dev/$DESTINATION
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You've told us about checking the original / source drive, but I believe this error is more often due to the destination device. Please post the output of the following (replacing $DESTINATION with the target drive)
fdisk -l /dev/$DESTINATION df /dev/$DESTINATION df -i /dev/$DESTINATION
Here is the output:
sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdf1 ✔
Disk /dev/sdf1: 4.55 TiB, 5000945205248 bytes, 9767471104 sectors
Units: sectors of 1 * 512 = 512 bytes
Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 4096 bytes
I/O size (minimum/optimal): 4096 bytes / 4096 bytes
df /dev/sdf1
/dev/sdf1 4844144456 3316480996 1283460300 73% /mnt/4TB-Ext2
df -i /dev/sdf1
/dev/sdf1 152616960 3427 152613533 1% /mnt/4TB-Ext
Last edited by turbochamp (2022-04-25 19:34:15)
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/dev/sdf1 4844144456 3316480996 1283460300 73% /mnt/4TB-Ext2
/dev/sdf1 152616960 3427 152613533 1% /mnt/4TB-Ext
Copy-and-fail or is this the actual output?
How big is the failing file? > 4GB?
How sure are you about the ext4 thing?
lsblk -f
sudo file -s /dev/sdf1
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/dev/sdf1 4844144456 3316480996 1283460300 73% /mnt/4TB-Ext2
/dev/sdf1 152616960 3427 152613533 1% /mnt/4TB-ExtCopy-and-fail or is this the actual output?
How big is the failing file? > 4GB?
How sure are you about the ext4 thing?lsblk -f sudo file -s /dev/sdf1
Whoops yeah I must've deleted the 2. Output is correct on both commands "/mnt/4TB-Ext2". File is 1.2GB and I double checked gparted, both drives are ext4.
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