How to copy files from Linux partition to windows partition (dual boot)?
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I have tried copying to mounted windows system, but error is such
cp /home/siim/aeg /run/media/siim/96A09DB9A09DA073
cp: cannot create regular file '/run/media/siim/96A09DB9A09DA073/aeg': Read-only file system
dual-boot windows
asked Mar 29 at 15:44
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I have tried copying to mounted windows system, but error is such
cp /home/siim/aeg /run/media/siim/96A09DB9A09DA073
cp: cannot create regular file '/run/media/siim/96A09DB9A09DA073/aeg': Read-only file system
dual-boot windows
asked Mar 29 at 15:44
Siim Kasepõld
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Is the partition mounted as read-only? Add the output ofmount | grep /run/mediato your question.
– mwfearnley
Mar 29 at 19:15
I tried mount | grep /run/media. It doesn't give any output.
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:10
I think it's read-only problem. Question itself went outdated, I got the file to windows thru internet. But I think it's a interesting what needs an answer, so other could search it on the internet
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:27
OK. It looks like we need the output of justmounton its own. Thegrepbit was supposed to filter it down to file systems you’ve mounted, but this suggests there weren’t any?
– mwfearnley
Mar 30 at 14:02
just same what fought, what you wanted. I went thru grep tutorial online, because it's long time passed, I used it back in school. I'll try mounting it. Great thanks.
– Siim Kasepõld
Apr 2 at 10:40
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I have tried copying to mounted windows system, but error is such
cp /home/siim/aeg /run/media/siim/96A09DB9A09DA073
cp: cannot create regular file '/run/media/siim/96A09DB9A09DA073/aeg': Read-only file system
dual-boot windows
asked Mar 29 at 15:44
Siim Kasepõld
1
I have tried copying to mounted windows system, but error is such
cp /home/siim/aeg /run/media/siim/96A09DB9A09DA073
cp: cannot create regular file '/run/media/siim/96A09DB9A09DA073/aeg': Read-only file system
dual-boot windows
dual-boot windows
asked Mar 29 at 15:44
Siim Kasepõld
1
asked Mar 29 at 15:44
Siim Kasepõld
1
asked Mar 29 at 15:44
Siim Kasepõld
1
asked Mar 29 at 15:44
Siim Kasepõld
1
asked Mar 29 at 15:44
Siim Kasepõld
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Is the partition mounted as read-only? Add the output ofmount | grep /run/mediato your question.
– mwfearnley
Mar 29 at 19:15
I tried mount | grep /run/media. It doesn't give any output.
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:10
I think it's read-only problem. Question itself went outdated, I got the file to windows thru internet. But I think it's a interesting what needs an answer, so other could search it on the internet
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:27
OK. It looks like we need the output of justmounton its own. Thegrepbit was supposed to filter it down to file systems you’ve mounted, but this suggests there weren’t any?
– mwfearnley
Mar 30 at 14:02
just same what fought, what you wanted. I went thru grep tutorial online, because it's long time passed, I used it back in school. I'll try mounting it. Great thanks.
– Siim Kasepõld
Apr 2 at 10:40
 |Â
show 1 more comment
Is the partition mounted as read-only? Add the output ofmount | grep /run/mediato your question.
– mwfearnley
Mar 29 at 19:15
I tried mount | grep /run/media. It doesn't give any output.
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:10
I think it's read-only problem. Question itself went outdated, I got the file to windows thru internet. But I think it's a interesting what needs an answer, so other could search it on the internet
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:27
OK. It looks like we need the output of justmounton its own. Thegrepbit was supposed to filter it down to file systems you’ve mounted, but this suggests there weren’t any?
– mwfearnley
Mar 30 at 14:02
just same what fought, what you wanted. I went thru grep tutorial online, because it's long time passed, I used it back in school. I'll try mounting it. Great thanks.
– Siim Kasepõld
Apr 2 at 10:40
Is the partition mounted as read-only? Add the output of
mount | grep /run/media to your question.– mwfearnley
Mar 29 at 19:15
Is the partition mounted as read-only? Add the output of
mount | grep /run/media to your question.– mwfearnley
Mar 29 at 19:15
I tried mount | grep /run/media. It doesn't give any output.
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:10
I tried mount | grep /run/media. It doesn't give any output.
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:10
I think it's read-only problem. Question itself went outdated, I got the file to windows thru internet. But I think it's a interesting what needs an answer, so other could search it on the internet
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:27
I think it's read-only problem. Question itself went outdated, I got the file to windows thru internet. But I think it's a interesting what needs an answer, so other could search it on the internet
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:27
OK. It looks like we need the output of just
mount on its own. The grep bit was supposed to filter it down to file systems you’ve mounted, but this suggests there weren’t any?– mwfearnley
Mar 30 at 14:02
OK. It looks like we need the output of just
mount on its own. The grep bit was supposed to filter it down to file systems you’ve mounted, but this suggests there weren’t any?– mwfearnley
Mar 30 at 14:02
just same what fought, what you wanted. I went thru grep tutorial online, because it's long time passed, I used it back in school. I'll try mounting it. Great thanks.
– Siim Kasepõld
Apr 2 at 10:40
just same what fought, what you wanted. I went thru grep tutorial online, because it's long time passed, I used it back in school. I'll try mounting it. Great thanks.
– Siim Kasepõld
Apr 2 at 10:40
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Is the partition mounted as read-only? Add the output of
mount | grep /run/mediato your question.– mwfearnley
Mar 29 at 19:15
I tried mount | grep /run/media. It doesn't give any output.
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:10
I think it's read-only problem. Question itself went outdated, I got the file to windows thru internet. But I think it's a interesting what needs an answer, so other could search it on the internet
– Siim Kasepõld
Mar 30 at 12:27
OK. It looks like we need the output of just
mounton its own. Thegrepbit was supposed to filter it down to file systems you’ve mounted, but this suggests there weren’t any?– mwfearnley
Mar 30 at 14:02
just same what fought, what you wanted. I went thru grep tutorial online, because it's long time passed, I used it back in school. I'll try mounting it. Great thanks.
– Siim Kasepõld
Apr 2 at 10:40