Randall L. Rathbun said:
>> The errors look similar to those I've seen from other
>> unsupported devices that weren't ieee1394.
> Neil
>
> hmmm could be, but I called AcomData and asked if the HD120U2FE-72 120
> Gig
> drive was OHCI compliant. They said it was.
>
> However in a FAQ sheet, AcomData says that they are using a comparable
> Initio
> chipset for this drive, not the Oxford 911 chip set.
>
> Is Initio not supported?
I don't know the answer. I have never used ieee1394 and only used
usb2.0 once, as I recall. It looks to me like the errors are coming
from the ieee1394 port device not the drive. Who makes the ieee1394
card you are using? I suspect it is not recognized properly by the
kernel module, or the module instructions to the port aren't being
recognized by the device.
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