I share the hard drive of a Windows 8 PC in the office as it is useful for me to be able to move files to/from it from my Mint laptop. These drives are now no longer accessible either through the saved 'Places' shortcuts, or if I try and recreate them. I get the error: Internal Error. Please send a full bug report at http://bugs.kde.org Unknown error condition in stat: No route to host The Windows drives are still shared under the same names, and are accessible from another machine I have running Windows 8. Thanks.
(In reply to evansn from comment #0) > I share the hard drive of a Windows 8 PC in the office as it is useful for > me to be able to move files to/from it from my Mint laptop. > > These drives are now no longer accessible either through the saved 'Places' > shortcuts, or if I try and recreate them. > > I get the error: > > Internal Error. > Please send a full bug report at http://bugs.kde.org > Unknown error condition in stat: No route to host That's a pretty specific error. Are you sure the laptop can reach the Windows PC? (try to ping it).
Thanks for your reply - I had left the office before I read it. I had to reboot my laptop into Windows at home to use a specific piece of software so obviously I have a fresh boot of Mint this morning, and the bookmarks are working again. I did install a few updates yesterday. Should have tried restarting, but I just followed the instructions :) Sorry for wasting time - now resolved - possibly an issue with updated to Mint KDE installed between 14 May and 16 May?