Re: Charging USB devices with Fedora
- From: Kari Somby <familyzombie@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2010 11:28:45 +0200
It can be something on your USB device or USB port.
I have Mio DigiWalker (GPS map) and when I plug it to USB, it starts charging
its battery.
When using USB purely powering purposes, no drivers are needed - only thing is
that USB devices are enabled.
The Mio DigiWalker charges even if I plug it to XBOX 360.
So it must be something wrong with your MP3 players batterys or you USB just
can't supply max. 500 mA current.
Try to use those MP3 players with other computer.
If it doesn,t help, your MP3 batterys are dead.
--
Kapi
Ambrogio kirjoitti keskiviikko, 17. maaliskuuta 2010 10:14:53:
Hi all,--
I had 2 different MP3 player that require USB connection to recharging
it.
My problem is that I can't be able to charge them.
USB Connection is good, I can transfer data from and to the devices but
battery doesn't charge.
Searching on the web I found something about USB drivers required, or
about some echo to be done on special files.
I can't be able to done the job.
I have two Laptop, one with fedora 10 and one with fedora 12, even if I
think problem isn't on the version of O.S.
There is someone that can help me solving the question?
Bye
Ambrogio
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