Adding something to my recent post underneath quoted :
I have now installed u3-tool and tested it.
At first, I had to check which devices were concerned. Plugging /
unplugging my 'My Book' into a USB slot, activates/deactivates :
/dev/sr0
/dev/sg2
/dev/sg3
/dev/sg4
I can also see /dev/sg0 an
On Wed, 21 Apr 2010 03:24:26 +0200, Bernard wrote:
> #fdisk says : "sector size 2048 (not 512). Unable to write /dev/sr0 -
> will not be able to write the partition table
>
When you run dmesg, what does it say about this drive?
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Thanks for your reply. I did carry a search on the list, which lead me
to 'u3-tools' for Linux, downloadable from sourceforge. It is an alpha
testing program, which I ought to compile on my system. I will look it
up more in details this afternoon. I don't really care that much if it
renders my
I was OP on the recent thread. Use my name in search. Also look
for mention of U3. U3 is an emerging software technology for making
part of a hard disk appear to be a CD. If you want to get rid of
this feature you must download some software from WD site. They
don't have support for Linux, but this
Bernard put forth on 4/20/2010 8:24 PM:
> Hi to Everyone !
>
> I had 3 external usb disks for savings. None of them refused to operate
> under Debian Linux, indeed they worked 'out of the box', even though
> Linux was not mentioned as a compatible system in the notices.
> Could someone suggest
Hi to Everyone !
I had 3 external usb disks for savings. None of them refused to operate
under Debian Linux, indeed they worked 'out of the box', even though
Linux was not mentioned as a compatible system in the notices.
Today, since my above mentioned drives have no more space available, I
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