Re: Mass storage failure during USB2 data transfers

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Alan Stern wrote:
> So the last kernel it worked with was 2.6.11, and that was some time
> ago.  This means it's quite possible the enclosure's USB-to-IDE
> controller chip has malfunctioned in the meantime, and even if you
> could put together a 2.6.11 system it still might not work.

True, however the bug was first reported more than a year ago, when the
current kernel was still 2.6.12. I am not ruling out the malfunction,
but the firewire part of the chip works OK (it is a single chip
controlling both USB and FW, the only external part is firewire phy).

> Under the circumstances, I think your best course of action would be to 
> replace the enclosure.

Well, thanks :(

Jan
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