On Mon, 2 Apr 2007, Christopher Friedt wrote:
> I've done the usb debug part, and discovered that the problem actually
> lies with the scsi layer. The really tough part is that in the scsi
> layer there are several threads operating at once, and I know for a fact
> that this usb-ide bridge only
On Mon, 2 Apr 2007, Christopher Friedt wrote:
> Totally unpredictably, today I managed to bring up my hdd in the
> external enclosure, but there is a trick -
>
> I needed to reboot the computer && cycle the power on the enclosure
> before the bios came up. Then linux registered the device as on
Totally unpredictably, today I managed to bring up my hdd in the
external enclosure, but there is a trick -
I needed to reboot the computer && cycle the power on the enclosure
before the bios came up. Then linux registered the device as one would
normall expect under /dev/sdb. It has never work
On Sun, 1 Apr 2007, Christopher Friedt wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I recently bought a hard disk enclosure that uses the Genesys gl811e
> usb-ide bridge and had nothing but difficulties with it. I'm using a
> 2.6.19 kernel from gentoo linux. This means the patch for MAX_SECTORS_64
> has already been a
Hello,
I recently bought a hard disk enclosure that uses the Genesys gl811e
usb-ide bridge and had nothing but difficulties with it. I'm using a
2.6.19 kernel from gentoo linux. This means the patch for MAX_SECTORS_64
has already been applied but it still is not working.
Are there any other su
