Re: USB storage: corrupted data transfers

Mark Lord wrote: Mark Lord wrote: Something may be broken in USB / usb-storage land. I've got a 2GB USB stick here. I want to copy it to an image file on my hard drive: cat /dev/sdb > usbkey.image1 Make a second copy, with or without unplugging/replugging the stick: cat /dev/sdb > usbk

Re: USB storage: corrupted data transfers

Mark Lord wrote: Something may be broken in USB / usb-storage land. I've got a 2GB USB stick here. I want to copy it to an image file on my hard drive: cat /dev/sdb > usbkey.image1 Make a second copy, with or without unplugging/replugging the stick: cat /dev/sdb > usbkey.image2 After d

Re: [Linux-usb-users] USB storage: corrupted data transfers

On Sat, 10 Nov 2007, Mark Lord wrote: > Something may be broken in USB / usb-storage land. > > I've got a 2GB USB stick here. > I want to copy it to an image file on my hard drive: > > cat /dev/sdb > usbkey.image1 > > Make a second copy, with or without unplugging/replugging the stick: > >

USB storage: corrupted data transfers

Something may be broken in USB / usb-storage land. I've got a 2GB USB stick here. I want to copy it to an image file on my hard drive: cat /dev/sdb > usbkey.image1 Make a second copy, with or without unplugging/replugging the stick: cat /dev/sdb > usbkey.image2 After doing this, the two