The solution to this issue was documented in my #3 comment. The
misleading error messages coming from Linux were indicating that it was
time to fresh reformat the MP3 player and start over. Once done, no
issues.
This defect report may be close. Thank you.
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Closing as requested.
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Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Title:
Ubuntu 20.04.2 getting
syslog Sony WalkMan MTP over USB related errors
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Title:
Ubuntu 20.04.2 getting kernel I/O errors connecting to Sony Walkman
I decided to have the Sony WalkMan reformat itself. MTP over USB working
much better now.
Very odd that I could play MP3 recordings with the player without
issues... only issues was removing files, copying new files to it.
The thing that tipped me off to try reformatting the device with itself
is