I have a SEITEC USB stick. I found that it should be supported by Linux (on the Internet), and indeed it�s recognized and I can even mount it, but storing data on it is a problem. Very often the program that writes to the usb stick (�cp�, for example), copies some files, but stops before he�s actually done. The program �hangs�, and it�s not busy. No error messages, nothing. I can�t even shut down my system appropiately - the �shutdown� command hangs too (I think because he wants to unmount the usb stick), and I have to press the 'off' button. What to do? Thanks for your help.
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