... It'd be good if someone who can reproduce this would post a CATC trace log too, but I'd expect that would just say the same thing.
Thanks for your analysis. It seems that the CATC USB tracers are very expensive, compared to an 35 EUR IDE->USB box.
Maybe the slowdown of the ehci traffic will be a good workaround for the problem. In my case one machine works perfect now (Kernel 2.6.1, SiS 960 chipset with VIA USB, P4 2.4GHz). The other machine works with Alan Stern's storage patch (scsiglue.c max_sectors = 128 instead of 240) plus usb-storage verbose debug enabled.
Maybe there's a way to slowdown the ehci controller without producing that much output. It's not a good solution, but at least it makes the device a little bit more usable...
Eric
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