Solaris & Windows 2000 Problems???

I've mounted my windows partition so that solaris can see it, via the vfstab file in the /etc directory.
Whenever I try to copy files from my windows partition to my solaris partition i get the following error: "Invalid device or address"
What I'm wondering now is if Windows 2000 has some protection of its file structure where other systems can read it?
Has anyone else experienced problems such as this??
I recently did the same procedures on my laptop running Solaris 8 and win 98 and I had no problem copying files over...
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

chester.soria wrote:
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/itunes732forwindows2000.html
That won't help. The iPod classic requires version 7.4 which will not run on Windows 2000. It just will not install period.

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