On Fri, 2005-02-18 at 17:05 -0500, Walter Dnes wrote: > Scott correctly points out that the lowspeed option kills /dev/sda and > /dev/sda1 for USB. However, you should now see /dev/uba and /dev/uba1 > instead. They serve the same function for USB. Mount /dev/uba1 instead > of /dev/sda1, and it should work OK.
I thought that too at first, though the uba driver did not work with all the usb devices that the regular usb-storage did. I'd gotten one of the lexar 6-way cf/sd/etc flash readers, that registered the fact that it was plugged in yet it only would spew hundreds of errors in dmesg and seemed to think the new device had zero storage. But uba worked fine reading the same memory card with a sandisk compact flash reader. The regular usb-storage worked perfectly with all the readers I have. Not sure what kind of devices require the "low performance" driver instead of the old reliable usb-storage, but unless you absolutely need that, I'd avoid it. -- Scott Taylor - <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -- [email protected] mailing list
