Dave Turner wrote:
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>Hi all,
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>I've recently bought a USB Compact Flash card reader from Belkin on the
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>04e6:000a for manufacturer:model and mine is 55aa:b000. Also
>/proc/scsi/scsi reports mine as Vendor OCI-USB and his eUSB. There are
>other differences which I will post if you think they might be helpful but
>this is going to be long as it is...
I'm have not used the Beklin CF reader, BUT...
Vendor "55aa" is the required vendor code for the NEC-131 controller, when
it' in test/factory mode. It' possible that a batch of products got shipped
with factory firmware.
If this is the case, the serial number should be valid. (not garbage)
The serial number is set when the factory firmware is loaded.
The vendor string "OCI-USB" looks ok.
I would think, if it's a Beklin product, it would have a Beklin vendor ID.
Being able to read & write to the device, would be dependant upon the firmware.
Here'a something, I NEVER thought I'd say, "Try it with Windozzzzz". :-)
If it has factory firmware in it, it won't work there either.
If vendor "55aa" is a valid vendor ID, then ignore this, it's probably wrong.
Just my $.02,
gary,
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