2002-06-07-15:45:27 Bennett Todd:
> I'm trying to get a Pocketec USB 2.0 30GB drive to work with Red Hat
> 7.2, a hand-built-and-installed 2.4.18, on a Sony Vaio Picturebook
> PCG-C1VPK.
> [...]
> Jun  7 15:22:19 pic kernel: scsi1 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices
> Jun  7 15:22:36 pic kernel: usb-uhci.c: ENXIO 80000380, flags 0, urb c62318c0, burb 
>c62314c0
> Jun  7 15:22:36 pic last message repeated 5 times
> Jun  7 15:22:40 pic kernel: usb_control/bulk_msg: timeout
> Jun  7 15:22:53 pic last message repeated 3 times

Well, I have since dorked around with various things, different
kernel vers, etc. Finally gave up and tried plugging it into a
couple of different Windows machines that according to Pocketec
should have worked, and they none of 'em fared better. So finally I
did what I should have done in the beginning, called Pocketec, and
they agreed that it sounded like a dead on arrival drive. They
offered to do an exchange, but I decided to try the local store I
bought the drive from, R.C.S., and they very graciously exchanged
it. The new drive plugged right in and works perfectly.

Pocketec and R.C.S. have both impressed me as companies I'm glad to
be a customer of.

And for the record, the Pocketec Pockey USB 2.0 drive works fine on
a Sony Vaio Picturebook C1VPK running Red Hat 7.2 with a simple
install of 2.4.19. Probably other kernels would work fine as well,
when I called Pocketec they said that they'd had some probs with
kernels before 2.4.5, so evidently they've had this working fine for
a while now.

-Bennett

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