f (for
compatibility with USB1.1 and USB2) and five on the top of the "open"
part of the connector (the USB3-specific pins).
The shelf of your USB2 cable must fit between the shelf and the other
five pins of your computer's connector. USB3 connectors typically have
a thinner shelf
d five on the top of the "open"
part of the connector (the USB3-specific pins).
The shelf of your USB2 cable must fit between the shelf and the other
five pins of your computer's connector. USB3 connectors typically have
a thinner shelf than USB2 connectors (with pins on both side
ins on the connector--all located on the little "shelf" inside the
connector. USB3 has nine pins--four on the little shelf (for
compatibility with USB1.1 and USB2) and five on the top of the "open"
part of the connector (the USB3-specific pins).
The shelf of your USB2 cable m
On 02/06/17 16:08, Joe Zeff wrote:
dmesg | grep usb
should help with that.
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Yes that is working now but not earlier.
I have managed to open up two of the
four jacks so far by forcing one of the
PNY flash droves in to them and wiggling
it around which seems to loosen them up
so the are ea
On 02/06/2017 12:34 PM, Bob Goodwin wrote:
I don/t see any response to plugging in a Sandisk Extreme USB3 flash
drive at the USB3 port, USB@ works normally, couldn't find any
indication of the USB3 device in dmesg but there's a lot there and I
might have missed it.
dmesg | grep usb
should he
of the USB3 device in dmesg but there's a lot there and I
> might have missed it.
>
> Perhaps thereis something in the bios setup that needs to be done to
> enable those ports but I would expect them to be enabled by default
> and just work ...
>
does your case have USB
On 02/06/2017 03:34 PM, Bob Goodwin wrote:
On 02/06/17 14:40, Robert Nichols wrote:
They should be 100% compatible. I can plug both USB2 and USB3
devices into those blue "Type-A SuperSpeed" connectors on the front
of my PC with no problems at all. What does dmesg show when you plug
in a
On 02/06/17 14:40, Robert Nichols wrote:
They should be 100% compatible. I can
plug both USB2 and USB3 devices into
those blue "Type-A SuperSpeed"
connectors on the front of my PC with
no problems at all. What does dmesg
show when you plug in a device?
--
Bob Nichols
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I don/t see any
On 02/06/2017 01:07 PM, Bob Goodwin wrote:
On 02/06/17 13:23, Ralf Corsepius wrote:
You don't need any special cables or adaptors. May-be you're confused about the
Mini-/Micro-/A-/B-form-factor variations?
c.f. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB
Scroll down to "Host and device interface recep
On 02/06/17 13:23, Ralf Corsepius wrote:
You don't need any special cables or
adaptors. May-be you're confused about
the Mini-/Micro-/A-/B-form-factor
variations?
c.f. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB
Scroll down to "Host and device
interface receptacles". There is a
socket/plug compatib
fill that need ... I can continue
on without the use of those ports, it's
not a panic, just an annoyance.
Thank you,
Bob
I have an MSI motherboard with USB3
connectors on the back panel that I
have never been able to use because
the connectors are different and
nothing I h
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