Hi all!
On Mit, 24 Mai 2006, David Brownell wrote:
> One way to see if the drive itself has locked up is to run "lsusb -v",
I copied the same amount, and in another window I had a
while true ; do
date
lsusb -v -D /proc/bus/usb.... (my device)
sleep 2
done
and the timestamps were in 2sec diff (a few in 3, but this is ok, the
output of lsusb takes some time which adds up). So no, the drive seems
not to be locked up.
On Mit, 24 Mai 2006, Alan Stern wrote:
> Or maybe the disk's firmware crashes and stops responding, but the driver
> waits for the current command to time out before doing a reset. I guess
> there's no easy way to tell the difference between a long blockage and a
> crash. Increase the timeout limit perhaps, and see if the resets go away.
> (The default timeout is defined as SD_TIMEOUT in drivers/scsi/sd.c and it
> is set to 30 seconds.)
I have set it to 60 * Hz and retried, but with the same effect, again 29
resets (strange that it is always 29, mysteries I like sooo much ;-)
I think I won't disturb you any longer (with this problem) ...
and be happy that the files are copied without errors...
Best wishes and thanks a lot
Norbert
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