> Your descriptors showed this is a GeneSys device. For reasons > unclear to any of us, that's what those devices do when they talk > to Linux. All the evidence is that those adapters are at fault, and > they just stop talking to Linux ... sometimes even locking up hard > enough that a USB reset doesn't recover them (power cycling works). > > My advice for now is to get a different drive enclosure, one that > doesn't use GeneSys chips. Unless you can do some low-level USB > debugging, and create a patch that'll prevent those problems.
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