USB storage is broken for me recently (like in the last 5 days or so). My
good old SIIG USB-2 "hi-speed" CF reader that used to be very reliable now
will refuse to even read the partition table.
The problem _seems_ to be that somebody broken the READ_10 logic, and it
now always does a READ_6. Which I think it wrong. It should fall back to
READ_6 only if READ_10 doesn't work.
I _think_ it's due to the patch from Matt Dharm, "unusual_devs fixups",
but I haven't verified. I'm just guessing, since that did move the
initialization of that logic around, and maybe the new init sequence never
triggers.
Linus
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