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>>53
Thank You for replying!
I would be happy, if this could be fixed this easily.
Sometimes the connection between the usb media and Ubuntu breaks with IO errors, or just there is no such media, etc.
It happens even/mostly when copying files from/to the usb storage; or it is just mounted, and I do not even clicked the usb storage's icon. (tried the fileoperations with Midnight Commander, but it is the same: not seems to be a Nautilus only bug ... but Nautilus manages the drives, and is running in the background ... maybe I will test this in KDE without any GNOME components running)
This happens randomly: there are sessions, where I just could not get/write a single bit on/from the media, because it drops too frequently. And there are sessions, where it works as it used to be (this is not so frequent). Did not get any ideas, why is this happenning.
Other usb devices, like mices, or scanners, works okay.
Oh, yeah: corrupted drives.
After some IO read-write error, sometimes the usb storage gets corrupted.
But Palimpsest's Filesystem Checking got fixed them.
The recovered files were always those files, which I wanted to put on the drive.
Next time, when I have issues, I will put some logs in here.
Thanks.