I investigated it some more. It's not actually a hang but a 66s wait in D state, then an error message comes. This is the kernel usb-storage driver waiting for the device.

I tested with other usb storage devices too, a fuji digicam and a transcend usb flash drive and they all reported at once that SMART is not supported.

So it appears the problem is a crap cardreader (made by Chronos, actual chip from ICSI (Integrated Circuit Solution, Inc). hddtemp is not at fault, maybe the usb-storage driver in kernel can do something. I've taken it to the kernel list.

I guess this bug can be closed for the hddtemp package.

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Meelis Roos ([EMAIL PROTECTED])


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