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Using Ubuntu 9.10 64bit ed
I copy a file (about 600-700MB) to an SD card, it goes on to tell me the
status of the copying through the "File Operations" dialog, which is
great. Looks like it is making great progress... then gets to the end
(100% copied) and just sits there for minutes while my SD card reader is
flashing indicating it is doing something.
Looks like the File Operations dialog is misreporting the status
information. Either it is reporting how far it is writing to the buffer
which is to be written to the SD card or there is some end procedure
that it is not taking into account.
It is *VERY* annoying as I expect that when it is at 700MB/700MB, it is
done, not "oh, I'm mostly done, but not quite yet, just hold on a sec
while I just sit here and appear to do nothing." x(
This could also cause data loss and/or damage if some user thinks that
it really is done and yanks the card. Please remember that not all card
readers or USB keys have LEDs indicating what is going on.
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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file operations dialog takes forever to finish
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/486352
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