Windows 10: Can't copy linux files to NAS, what can i do?

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  1. Matt26

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       New 15 Jan 2018 #11

    ok thanks!
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  3. Matt26

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       New 23 Jan 2018 #12

    so i ended up installing ubuntu 17.10.1 on my computer, which allowed me to install grsync- makes sense to me that you can't install a program while running a live session from a CD.. so i ran grsync with default settings and got some errors, the most common that i saw was about skipping non-regular files? not sure what that means- i checked a few of the files and they are spreadsheets, images etc, nothing unusual looking to me.. maybe i need to modify the settings in grsync to get past these errors? anyways, it's a start!
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  4. lehnerus2000

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       New 24 Jan 2018 #13

    Matt26 said: View Post
    so i ended up installing ubuntu 17.10.1 on my computer, which allowed me to install grsync- makes sense to me that you can't install a program while running a live session from a CD ...
    Some Live Distros allow you to make changes, which can then be included in your install (if you then install the OS during that session).

    I don't know if Ubuntu does it.
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