AS> The log you attached doesn't contain any debugging information. Probably AS> you have your /etc/syslog.conf set up only to accept kernel messages with AS> higher priority.
Yep, I discovered that in gentoo debug info are stored in /var/log/debug AS> Judging from what is in there, my guess is that your usb-key doesn't like AS> the MODE_SENSE command to read the cache page. Try applying the patch AS> below and see if it helps. I applied but... now doesn't work neither usb-key nor CF-reader. First I patched the kernel 2.6.0-test4, I had to do manually because something bcd stuff was yet there, and I double-checked everything. Then I compiled the kernel with oldconfig and I rebooted. Then I loaded uhci-hcd and ehci-hcd and I inserted CFreader but it wasn't detected rightly and usb hanged off, I had to reset, beacause it didn't shutdown. Then I tried with usb-key with same result (no sda1 and usb out of order). Finally I rebooted with previous kernel (test3) I inserted CFreader and I copied all the logs. I attached logs (both messages and debug). Ciao Uberto mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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