On Centos 6, I am trying to copy some files from a Fat32 stick.
I do a "fdisk -l" then take that name and mount it with this command:
mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/usb
I see the files there (I didnt count them tough), then I try to copy them from stick to HDD with this command:
cp -r 3 /_folder
Where "3" was the one and only directory on the stick, after it runs for a while I get these errors:
cp: reading `3/DEMO.AVI': Input/output error
cp: cannot stat `3/sample[1].flv': No such file or directory
cp: reading `3/sample2[1].flv': Input/output error
...
...
cp: cannot stat `3/file.mpeg': No such file or directory
cp: cannot stat `3/DivX.mpg': No such file or directory
cp: cannot stat `3/ddd.avi': No such file or directory
Files were copied partially on the destination. Stick is not there anymore, is like it unmounted itself. The stick is 8GB and I filled it with around 7.2GB. File system is Fat32, I copied these files from Windows XP, I tried formatting the drive, same problem. And before this I had similar folders "1" and "2" copied OK. Maybe some file names can cause this?