> A new portable hard drive and a new flash drive were, in turn, plugged into
> the USB 3 port, but fdisk -l, lsblk and lsusb outputs suggest that
> neither of these devices are recognised by the kernel when in that port.
I have a similar problem with my laptop with a USB 3.0 port. It works
in "le
Mick Ab wrote:
> However, given the uncertainty of the cause of the problem with the port,
> I am reluctant to shut down the desktop and reboot in case the reboot
> fails.
Do you have other ports to try? Sometimes it is dust, sometimes a blown up
capacitor or whatever. Try on another PC, does it
There is a problem with a USB 3 port on a desktop running Debian.
Until recently, a backup of the system had been regularly performed to
a portable hard drive plugged into the USB 3 port. The drive had been kept
permanently plugged into the port and was only mounted when a backup is
required.
The
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