#244304 re: USB floppies is long-since resolved. Let me retarget this one at the SB600 + legacy floppy combo, which I just had a chance to test again and discovered it remains broken as of 9.10, Linux hostname 2.6.31-17-generic #54-Ubuntu SMP Thu Dec 10 16:20:31 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux:
[910731.568023] [910731.568033] floppy driver state [910731.568037] ------------------- [910731.568044] now=227607892 last interrupt=227607143 diff=749 last called handler=f80bd700 [910731.568050] timeout_message=floppy start [910731.568053] last output bytes: [910731.568057] 13 90 4294896060 [910731.568062] 0 90 4294896060 [910731.568066] 1a 90 4294896060 [910731.568070] 0 90 4294896060 [910731.568073] 3 90 4294896060 [910731.568077] c1 90 4294896060 [910731.568081] 10 90 4294896060 [910731.568085] 7 80 4294896060 [910731.568088] 0 90 4294896060 [910731.568092] 8 81 4294896060 [910731.568096] f 80 4294896061 [910731.568100] 0 90 4294896061 [910731.568103] 1 91 4294896061 [910731.568107] 8 81 4294896062 [910731.568111] 4 80 227607142 [910731.568115] 0 90 227607142 [910731.568118] f 80 227607142 [910731.568122] 0 90 227607142 [910731.568126] 0 91 227607142 [910731.568130] 8 81 227607143 [910731.568133] last result at 227607143 [910731.568137] last redo_fd_request at 227607142 [910731.568140] 20 0 [910731.568156] status=80 [910731.568160] fdc_busy=1 [910731.568163] fd_timer.function=f80bd430 [910731.568167] cont=f80c254c [910731.568170] current_req=c2fa1578 [910731.568174] command_status=-1 [910731.568177] [910731.568184] floppy0: floppy timeout called [910731.568192] end_request: I/O error, dev fd0, sector 0 [910746.756016] [910746.756023] floppy driver state [910746.756027] ------------------- [910746.756034] now=227611689 last interrupt=227610939 diff=750 last called handler=f80bd500 [910746.756039] timeout_message=floppy start [910746.756042] last output bytes: [910746.756047] f 80 227607142 [910746.756051] 0 90 227607142 [910746.756055] 0 91 227607142 [910746.756059] 8 81 227607143 [910746.756063] 8 80 227610803 [910746.756067] 8 80 227610803 [910746.756071] 8 80 227610803 [910746.756075] 8 80 227610803 [910746.756079] 12 80 227610939 [910746.756082] 0 90 227610939 [910746.756086] 13 90 227610939 [910746.756090] 0 90 227610939 [910746.756093] 1a 90 227610939 [910746.756097] 0 90 227610939 [910746.756101] 3 90 227610939 [910746.756105] c1 90 227610939 [910746.756109] 10 90 227610939 [910746.756113] 7 80 227610939 [910746.756116] 0 90 227610939 [910746.756120] 8 81 227610939 [910746.756123] last result at 227610939 [910746.756127] last redo_fd_request at 227610939 [910746.756130] 20 0 [910746.756144] status=80 [910746.756148] fdc_busy=1 [910746.756151] fd_timer.function=f80bd430 [910746.756155] cont=f80c254c [910746.756158] current_req=c2fa1190 [910746.756162] command_status=-1 [910746.756165] [910746.756172] floppy0: floppy timeout called [910746.756179] end_request: I/O error, dev fd0, sector 0 [910772.276019] [910772.276026] floppy driver state [910772.276029] ------------------- [910772.276036] now=227618069 last interrupt=227617457 diff=612 last called handler=f80bd700 [910772.276041] timeout_message=floppy start [910772.276044] last output bytes: [910772.276048] 13 90 227617319 [910772.276053] 0 90 227617319 [910772.276057] 1a 90 227617319 [910772.276061] 0 90 227617319 [910772.276064] 3 90 227617319 [910772.276068] c1 90 227617319 [910772.276072] 10 90 227617319 [910772.276075] 7 80 227617319 [910772.276079] 0 90 227617319 [910772.276082] 8 81 227617319 [910772.276086] f 80 227617319 [910772.276090] 0 90 227617319 [910772.276094] 1 91 227617319 [910772.276097] 8 81 227617320 [910772.276101] 4 80 227617456 [910772.276105] 0 90 227617456 [910772.276108] f 80 227617456 [910772.276112] 0 90 227617456 [910772.276116] 0 91 227617456 [910772.276119] 8 81 227617457 [910772.276122] last result at 227617457 [910772.276126] last redo_fd_request at 227617319 [910772.276130] 20 0 [910772.276144] status=80 [910772.276147] fdc_busy=1 [910772.276150] fd_timer.function=f80bd430 [910772.276154] cont=f80c254c [910772.276158] current_req=c2fa1320 [910772.276161] command_status=-1 [910772.276164] [910772.276170] floppy0: floppy timeout called [910772.276179] end_request: I/O error, dev fd0, sector 0 [910781.317015] [910781.317023] floppy driver state [910781.317026] ------------------- [910781.317033] now=227620329 last interrupt=227619579 diff=750 last called handler=f80bd500 [910781.317039] timeout_message=floppy start [910781.317043] last output bytes: [910781.317047] f 80 227617456 [910781.317051] 0 90 227617456 [910781.317055] 0 91 227617456 [910781.317059] 8 81 227617457 [910781.317063] 8 80 227619443 [910781.317067] 8 80 227619443 [910781.317070] 8 80 227619443 [910781.317074] 8 80 227619443 [910781.317077] 12 80 227619579 [910781.317081] 0 90 227619579 [910781.317085] 13 90 227619579 [910781.317089] 0 90 227619579 [910781.317092] 1a 90 227619579 [910781.317096] 0 90 227619579 [910781.317100] 3 90 227619579 [910781.317103] c1 90 227619579 [910781.317107] 10 90 227619579 [910781.317110] 7 80 227619579 [910781.317114] 0 90 227619579 [910781.317118] 8 81 227619579 [910781.317121] last result at 227619579 [910781.317125] last redo_fd_request at 227619579 [910781.317128] 20 0 [910781.317143] status=80 [910781.317146] fdc_busy=1 [910781.317149] fd_timer.function=f80bd430 [910781.317153] cont=f80c254c [910781.317156] current_req=c2f89000 [910781.317160] command_status=-1 [910781.317163] [910781.317170] floppy0: floppy timeout called [910781.317177] end_request: I/O error, dev fd0, sector 0 ...unless all the floppies in the house are corrupted from first attempts - not impossible, as it took quite a bit of ddrescue to recover at least one precious floppy my pet user insisted on trying repeatedly in that machine back when the situation was even more dire. Remember to always mount a test monkey. [And I should really remember to flip the write-protect tab, for what little protection that offers.] These days, it spins the disk briefly and the GUI coughs up a 'No media detected' error. I can't say it's not destroying media for sure, but that's better behavior than having it get stuck spinning forever (and potentially writing who-knows-what). Let me see if apport can scrape up anything useful here. === "P.S.": If anyone is aware of a service in the US that still has a floppy autoloader and can dump two shoeboxes of plain old FAT floppies to CD or flash for a reasonable price, let me know. ** Summary changed: - The Floid's Floppy Issues Tracking Bug (8.04) + SB600 w/legacy floppy still a problem - start at LP comment #6 -- SB600 w/legacy floppy still a problem - start at LP comment #6 https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/259513 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
