change disk geometry for USB generic SCSI device
From: Johannes Zellner (johannes_at_zellner.org)
Date: 05/27/04
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Date: 27 May 2004 08:05:23 GMT
Hello,
I've a mass storage device which is supported by the usb-storage /
generic scsi drivers. Unfortunately the disk geomtry is not reported
correctly which leads to some disk corruptions (I guess the partition
table is partly destroyed) when I mount and write to the device.
If I'd know the correct geometry, would it be possible to tell it to
usb-storage or the generic SCSI driver?
Any help much appreciated.
-- Johannes
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