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Operating Systems Solaris Error copying files
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Old 05-17-2012
Which of the two involved devices throws the "I/O Error"? If you ran out of disk space you wont get an "I/O Error" message.
Either the USB-stick is buggy or your disk has defective sectors.

Btw: you wont get access for NTFS under native solaris, you can install additional packages with which you can achieve it.
# 9  
Old 05-17-2012
I reformatted the USB stick back to FAT and this time I was able to copy the file successfully. Thanks for all the help.
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