You mean, try not to use the ehci driver at 480Mbps but use the ohci instead
at 12Mbps? I just tried that, it also freezes the machine, this time,
without anything showing up in the logs.
I tried so far 3 different USB host controllers:
1. The 2.0 EHCI controller I wrote about below. This caus
On Wed, 3 Dec 2003, Douglas S. Blank wrote:
>would like to know: what is the "best" USB-base camera under Linux?
Uh, when people ask this I usually give two suggestions: Philips and
Logitech cameras. I'm sure there are others, maybe better too, but these I
know best. I have a feeling Philips has
USB-users,
I'm working on developing open source software for robotics vision, and
would like to know: what is the "best" USB-base camera under Linux?
My "best" I mean:
- reliable
- supported under Video4Linux
- at least "good" quality at small to medium image sizes (not
necessarily bigger
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Thanks Stephen & Ged! That solved the problem!
Wren
Stephen J. Gowdy wrote:
| As well as what Ged said (although I use a RH 2.4.20 quite happily with
| usb-storage) you probably need to mount a particular partition. Look in
| your kernel logs to see
As well as what Ged said (although I use a RH 2.4.20 quite happily with
usb-storage) you probably need to mount a particular partition. Look in
your kernel logs to see what one (generally it is the first one, so would
be /dev/sda1).
On Wed, 3 Dec 2003, J. Wren Hunt wrote:
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On Wed, 3 Dec 2003, J. Wren Hunt wrote:
> [snip]
> If I attempt to mount the device via:
> # mount -t vfat /dev/sda /mnt/flash
> I receive the error message:
> mount: mount point /mnt/flash does not exist
> [snip]
> What silly thing am I overlooking?
You're overlooking that silly error
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Hi! I'm trying to find what is the 'normal' way to attempt to mount a
USB memory stick and haven't yet come across any documentation that
works for me.
If I attempt to mount the device via:
# mount -t vfat /dev/sda /mnt/flash
I receive the error mes
Hi there,
On Tue, 2 Dec 2003, Jim Stark wrote:
> custom built kernel (2.4.22).> sometimes (not always), I can mount
> my USB memory stick. Most (99%) of the time, the mount program freezes
Try 2.6.0-test5, that improved things a lot for me. However I've seen
others having problems with later v
