Okay, some more tests & results. I did some extensive copying, reading, writing and rebooting under windows - everything worked perfectly.
I booted freebsd and tried to read some files copied previously under Windows - and I got errors. Moreover, copying the same file multiple times to hard drive yields error in different bytes: lukasz ~% mount /mnt/usb lukasz ~% cp /mnt/usb/Sting\ -\ 1987\ -\ Nothing\ Like\ The\ Sun/07\ -\ We´Ll\ Be\ Together.mp3 ~/07\ -\ We´Ll\ Be\ Together.mp3-5a lukasz ~% cp /mnt/usb/Sting\ -\ 1987\ -\ Nothing\ Like\ The\ Sun/07\ -\ We´Ll\ Be\ Together.mp3 ~/07\ -\ We´Ll\ Be\ Together.mp3-5b lukasz ~% umount /mnt/usb lukasz ~% diff ~/07\ -\ We´Ll\ Be\ Together.mp3-5a ~/07\ -\ We´Ll\ Be\ Together.mp3-5b Files /home/lukasz/07 - We´Ll Be Together.mp3-5a and /home/lukasz/07 - We´Ll Be Together.mp3-5b differ Then checked that file under windows - no errors at all! So I thought, maybe just reading is broken somehow. I've booted freebsd again, mounted usb stick and copied some files. But when I tried to read them under windows I got errors. I also tested three other usb flash sticks and they worked great, BUT they all were high speed EHCI devices. My problematic usb stick is detected at OHCI root hub. _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-usb To unsubscribe, send any mail to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
