Re: USB3- bzw. eSATA-Plattenstation
Hallo Harry!
Am Dienstag, den 28.10.2014, 11:08 +0100 schrieb Dr. Harry Knitter:
> Die Platten werden zuerst erkannt, dann aber verschwinden Sie manchmal wieder
> aus dem System, obwohl die Platte sich noch fühlbar dreht. Das Phänomen tritt
> auf, unabhängig ob die Station über USB oder eSATA angeschlossen ist.
>
Sagt dmesg irgendwas dazu?
Meine externe 3TB GPT-Platte kriege ich über USB3 nur lesend betrieben,
beim Schreibzugriff wirft das System hektische Fehlermeldungen und die
Platte wird ausgehängt. Selbes Gerät über eSATA geht, selbes Gerät mit
altbackener Partitionierung (einer anderen Platte) geht schreibend über
USB3. Bislang keine weiteren Tests deswegen.
Allerhand Grüße,
tim
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