Re: HP USB Mass Storage device issue

From: Jan C. Nordholz (jckn_at_gmx.net)
Date: 02/28/05

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    Hi!

    > Ok,
    >
    > I restarted my machine and I have the sd file now. Specifically:
    > act:/home/atippett# cat /sys/bus/scsi/drivers/sd/2\:0\:0\:0/vendor
    > HP
    >
    Ah, interesting - I wonder why the sd driver needed a reboot to
    properly insert itself into the SCSI drivers list...

    > I assume there's no need to try to rmmod sd_mod
    No, if it's there now, I don't think that'll help.

    > I don't think the sd_mod should affect my digital camera as the sd_mod
    > deals with scsi stuff (assumption).
    Well, digital cameras are usually mounted just like any other mass
    storage device (look at my log snippets: I attached a digicam ;-)).
    And mass storage devices are mounted as SCSI disks, so the SD
    (Scsi Disk) driver is responsible.

    > Still no dectection of the usb flash drive size in the syslog with the
    > sd_mod
    And still not mount- (or 'fdisk -l')-able, I guess... no other
    differences in syslog output before and after sd is showing in
    /sys/.../?

    Regards,

    Jan 

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Jan C. Nordholz
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