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Multimedia / Re: *.JP2
« on: 2010.12.29, 13:20:59 »
Sure.
Here's one
Here's one
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FWIW, I use my X-10 power control system to turn the drive on, and off, under control of the computer. At 4 AM, the drive is powered on, my daily backup is done, using RSYNC, and the computer powers the drive off again. If I need to use the drive at other times, I have an icon set to turn it on, and another icon set to turn it off. The turn off includes an eject command, and a 60 second timeout before it actually powers the drive off (the timeout seems to be unnecessary, but it is a safety thing, that makes me feel comfortable that all I/O has terminated).
If the current JFS maintainer had a recipe for reproducing the trap and a drive, this trap maybe could be fixed.
Hi Ben
Looks like you should have some disk management (Windows) software supplied with the drive which may let you disable power down when idle.
If that does not work then at least you know not to purchase another 1 of these drives.
Don't know which JFS version you use, but there are updates available about 3 months ago AFAIR. Maybe you should post your trap screen at the bugtracker at ecomstation or check if there's an open ticket for that.
Maybe you should post your trap screen at the bugtracker at ecomstation or check if there's an open ticket for that.
Hi Ben
What make/model is the usb drive? - it currently sounds like 1 I'd want to avoid :-)
The few usb drives I have are all "home built", ie I purchased usb drive cases to wrap around old ide drives, and do not have this problem.
Have you tried this with other drives that are using other filesystems? FAT32, FAT16, HPFS?