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From: <romain.gardon_at_srbrest.com>
Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 11:06:20 +0200 (CEST) > I can confirm the restarts, and it's the messy kind too. It only happens > to me when I am not extremely careful (and only in XP): For me, it happens each time I try to do something with XP and my jukebox... > Make sure to properly stop the device (stop it from XP - never turn it > off while connected) before disconnecting, > to give it some time between > disconnecting and reconnecting again, no problem about this....I tried to wait 10 minutes after deconnecting my device, but the result is the same : reboot. And corrupted filesystem (for my computer and sometimes for my jukebox). > never to let the batteries run > down and to let the rockbox fully start before conecting. same answer as above : no problem about this...I think I tried all what I could do :) > The XP USB > drivers are an unstable piece of ****, but can be worked with if you > handle them with extereme care. I totally agree (but it never works for me)...I had some hope : it worked just some minutes one time, but just one time... > About the conflicts, disable anything you don't need from the control > panel (system->hardware->device manager), it helps, the plug & play > capabilities of XP are still not adequate (I have to disable USB2.0 just > to get a reliable internet connection). Also check your Plug and Play > CMOS settings. That's what I did...but no results. I thought it was a problem with my motherboard, but after some tests with another USB devices, I found my MB works well. Now that it works under linux, and it works very well, I don't want to try anything with windows XP...I lost too much time. Received on 2003-05-21 Page template was last modified "Tue Sep 7 00:00:02 2021" The Rockbox Crew -- Privacy Policy |