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Old 01-22-2014, 11:51 AM   #1
bmarley83
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Exclamation Fuse exfat problems


SO a while ago I decided to switch to Slackware as my main OS on all my machines, but I keep a Windows 8 partition (NTFS) for gaming only (bought two Xbox 360 wireless controllers for when my nephew comes over).

At the time I wanted to have my data available to both Windows and Linux so I chose to format the data partitions with ex-fat since I haven't had the cash to setup a dedicated NAS just yet. I now realize that this was a big mistake as ex-fat has been a PITA! So I have chose to migrate all 5TB of data to ext4 partitions.

I was almost finished then I started getting this error quite often, "Transport endpoint is not connected" only with the last, and of coarse the largest 2 TB ex-fat partition. The only way to get it to work after this message is to reboot and then it happens again shortly, and quite sporadically after accessing the drive. I was hoping someone with the expertise could aide me in my plight.

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Old 01-22-2014, 05:31 PM   #2
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marking solved. I just used ext2fsd in Windows and copied the data. Thank god no more exfat
 
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