Hello,

Previously it has been recommended to get a VE-225 cable
for a variety of uses. I'm trying to salvage the contents
of a hard drive, from a system that will not boot. Grub 1.5
starts up, but it's like there's nothing there.
(The system is so old it does not have bios that allows booting
from any kid of CD). Since I got this new toy, I figured
I'd give it a whirl. It has a usb2.0 port, a connector that
fits right on the hard drive's ide port and a power supply
for the drive, all connected.

The device looks like this in usbview:
USB to ATA/ATAPI Bridge
Manufacturer: JMicron
Serial Number: 7D5776281303
Speed: 480Mb/s (high)
USB Version:  2.00
Device Class: 00(>ifc )
Device Subclass: 00
Device Protocol: 00
Maximum Default Endpoint Size: 64
Number of Configurations: 1
Vendor Id: 152d
Product Id: 2338
Revision Number:  1.00

Config Number: 1
        Number of Interfaces: 1
        Attributes: c0
        MaxPower Needed:   2mA

        Interface Number: 0
                Name: usb-storage
                Alternate Number: 0
                Class: 08(stor.) 
                Sub Class: 6
                Protocol: 50
                Number of Endpoints: 2

                        Endpoint Address: 81
                        Direction: in
                        Attribute: 2
                        Type: Bulk
                        Max Packet Size: 512
                        Interval: 0ms

                        Endpoint Address: 02
                        Direction: out
                        Attribute: 2
                        Type: Bulk
                        Max Packet Size: 512
                        Interval: 0ms

I expected ivman to autodiscover the device and I'd just have
to cd into it. Obviously there's a little bit more to it.

The box  says the company is cables Unlimited.


Any wikis or such to help me figure out how to use this
device, to extract data from HDs directly,are most welcome.

My keyword to post via Gmane is "dementia" so I'm 
feelin lucky.


James

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