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example if /media/kawish is mounted on let's say /dev/sdb1,
then search dmesg for it. "sudo dmesg | grep /dev/sdb1", if there are any errors with the filesystem.
What does the following say?
"file /media/kawish/New\ Volume/SteamLibrary/steamapps/downloading/2180100/files/lib64/libdav1d.so"
Do you have write permissions?
Is there still space left? ==> df -m
Are there still inodes free? ==> df -i
And I'm suspecting the folder "New Volume" or "New\ Volume" making problems - MAYBE.
PS: No need to mess around with exFAT. ext4 is fine. Also without the whole not-case-sensitive stuff. Just standard ext4 is fine.
I'm facing a similar issue : I run a game from steam, I see "launching" then "running" written in steam, then nothing. Literally nothing.