On Thu, 19 May 2005, Artur Szymiec wrote:
> Dear Alan,
>
> thank You for information.
> I already tried on a different ports and with other players.
> For instance Creative Rhomba works well.
> The most funny thing is during initial trials to make it work I
> tried several "magic" things like fast disconnect - connect again,
> plug in fast switch off-on, plugin during playback etc.etc.
> And only one time the system mounted it correctly and I was able to
> see the directory with files listing - writing was impossible
> anyway and after some secs player disapeared again ...
> Unfortunately I'm unable to reproduce this situation - I tried many,many
> times.
It's barely possible that the patch I sent you before really will help.
>From the detailed log it was clear that you had not installed that patch
correctly. Try putting it back in and rebuilding the driver, and post
the log file you get.
There's one more thing you can try: set max_sectors to 32 or even 16. See
http://www.linux-usb.org/FAQ.html#i5
for an explanation of max_sectors and how to use it. After setting the
value you may need to rmmod sd-mod and then modprobe sd-mod.
> I wonder why it works without troubles without any special driver on
> Win2000 and XP ...
> Is onb these systems usb handling for USB storage is less restrictive or
> something ?
Only people who work for Microsoft can answer that question! :-)
Alan Stern
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