How to resolve the issue of not being able to copy files to another disk on Ubuntu?
If you are unable to copy files to another drive, there could be several reasons for this. Here are some possible solutions:
- Check if the target disk has enough space available. If the target disk does not have enough available space, you will not be able to copy the file to it. Please make sure the target disk has enough available space.
- Check if you have permission to write to the target disk. If you don’t have permission to copy files to the target disk, then you won’t be able to perform the copy operation. Try using administrator or root permissions to carry out the operation.
- Check if the target disk is mounted as read-only. If the target disk is mounted as read-only, you will not be able to write to it. Use the following command to check the mounting status:
mount | grep "目标盘的挂载点"
If the “ro” option is included in the mount point options, it means the target disk is mounted in read-only mode. You can try remounting the target disk in read-write mode using the following command:
sudo mount -o remount,rw "目标盘的挂载点"
- Check if the target disk is full. If the target disk is full, you will not be able to copy more files onto it. Delete some unnecessary files or clean up the disk space to have enough space for copying operations.
If the above methods do not work, there may be other more complex issues at play. Providing more detailed information, such as error messages or the operating system version, can help us offer more accurate assistance.
