g_file_storage

[Christian Adams]

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moinmoin,

did anyone manage to get the usb-gadget g_file_storage to work properly?
for me it's no problem to do:

ifconfig usb0 down
rmmod cdc-ether
rmmod g_ether
modprobe g_file_storage file=...

but what - at least for me - not works is:

rmmod g_file_storage (modprobe -r g_file_storage)

the shell i run this command in completely freezes and the module  
gets not unloaded

ciao,
  morlac
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Re: g_file_storage

[Dale Maggee]

Christian Adams wrote:
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 moinmoin,

 did anyone manage to get the usb-gadget g_file_storage to work properly?
 for me it's no problem to do:

 ifconfig usb0 down
 rmmod cdc-ether
 rmmod g_ether
 modprobe g_file_storage file=...

 but what - at least for me - not works is:

 rmmod g_file_storage (modprobe -r g_file_storage)

 the shell i run this command in completely freezes and the module  
 gets not unloaded

 ciao,
   morlac
I see this problem if I try to switch to file storage mode from a 
script. If I run the commands from a terminal it works fine, but if i 
run it from a script it totally freezes the freerunner.

I've also had limited success connecting it to machines in file storage 
mode:
 - Connected to my fedora box just fine, automounted, and popped up a 
nautilus window showing SD card contents
 - Connected to my mate's mac, and saw nothing at all
 - Connected to my mate's windoze box, and the device was detected as a 
USB storage device, but the drive didn't show up for some reason. I even 
looked in 'disk management' and it doesn't show up as a drive, so it's 
not a problem with partitions as far as I can tell.

Before anybody asks, yes, my SD card is formatted as Fat32, not ext2:
Device Boot  Start End  Blocks  Id System
/dev/mmcblk0p1  43   81821 7973376   b Win95 FAT32


I've found the best way to switch back to usb ethernet mode is to do it 
the windows way: reboot!
-Dale

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