Nautilus 3.4.2 in Ubuntu 12.04 64 bits and Nemo 2.6.7 in Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon 64 both crash or be very very slow trying to access some folders in mirrored Seagate sata-2 500 GB hard disks (fake raid 1 ICH9 from Intel) NTFS file system, where KDE file browsers like Dolphin and Konqueror work fine and faster, like MS Windows do. No matter if I run MS Windows Scandisk or no, if Scandisk fix errors or not, Nautilus and Nemo continue crashing where Dolphin and Konqueror, installed over Ubuntu or Linux Mint, work fine and very faster than Nautilus and Nemo. Both Ubuntu and Mint are updated until today, january 12 2016.
If there is some corrupted file names or directories in that disk, why KDE file browsers can access and open that files very fast and Nautilus don't?
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