I have compile my kernel with USB and mass storge support, and my system
can detect my USB driver and the maker of that driver. But I don't know
why if I mount it, is reply it is a read-only drive. E
I also can't use cdrecord to copy a ISO to a CDR:
[root@desktop ISO]# cdrecord -v -eject -speed=2
On Thu, 10 May 2001, Matthew Dharm wrote:
> I find cdrecord 1.10a4 works best with this drive.
>
> Matt
>
Thx, however I find another problem of using my drive with CDRW.
I can't read the CDRW disc created in Windows.
If I use:
mount -t udf /dev/scd1 /mnt/cdrw
It will report:
mount: wrong fs typ
On Thu, 10 May 2001, Matthew Dharm wrote:
> This is probably a UDF bug, not a USB problem. I suggest you contact the
> UDF people.
>
I think so, but I can't find UDF resource at web so I don't know how to contact UDF
people, can you point me to some site?
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I have buy a mobile HDD for use in My mobile computer as well as desktop.
>From http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/x498.html, as I have 3 SCSI HDD before, so I
>think the dev should be /dev/sdd1,
but this just not the case, I would like to ask how can I find my device file?
Here is the detail of
I have buy a mobile HDD for use in My mobile computer as well as desktop.
>From http://www.linux-usb.org/USB-guide/x498.html, as I have 3 SCSI HDD before, so I
>think the dev should be /dev/sdd1,
but this just not the case, I would like to ask how can I find my device file?
Here is the detail of
> To understand why this is not enough information, remember that /proc/bus/usb
> contains information about the USB sub-system. It doesn't contain any
> information about the SCSI sub-system, which the usb-storage driver basically
> "plugs into".
>
> Look at /proc/scsi/scsi, and review your logs.
On Sun, 28 May 2000, Alessandro Urpi wrote:
> Hi!
> I'm trying to configure my USB cd-burner (a waitec frisby), but I have some
> problem...
> So I'd like to know if it's enough to compile the kernel (I'm using the
> 2.4.4) with the USB mass storage module, and with the SCSI CD support (I
> don't
If I use CDRW to store some data at Win2k, how can I read it at linux??
I use mount -t auto /dev/scd1 /mnt/cdrw
Then I can success mount with type iso9660, but the display file is not correct,
because it is not iso9660:
[root@desktop cdrw]# ls
autorun.inf* udfrinst.exe*
I have ask in some plac
After I use my USB CDRW to backup about 2.5 GB data in 4 CDRW disc, I find that my log
directory enlarge more than 400 MB, most are message from usb-storage.
How can I decrease the size of log message from usb-storage??
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Hi, I would like to use a USB mounter to backup my notebook HDD, like this one:
http://www.argosy.com.tw/product/hd530.htm
However, I hear some ppl said that the kernel still not support this type of hardware,
is that true?
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