Re: NEC Chipset cardbus USB2 card not working in high speed mode - any hints?
On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 13:14:00 +0000
James Wilkinson <james(a)westexe.demon.co.uk> wrote:
Can I just note that when USB 1 was brought in, "full
speed" was defined
to be 12 Mbit/s (which was full speed for those devices). The 480 Mbit/s
that USB 2 can provide was, years after USB1 was specified, called "high
speed" (or "hi speed").
I meant to type "high speed" the second time, like I did in the previous
sentence. :) Anyway, I am trying to use some high speed devices (a
CDRW/DVD drive, specifically) which work at high speed in Fedora Core 1.
- With Fedora Core 1 on the same hardware, I can burn at speeds from 8X
to about 32X. (Same USB2 adapter card, too.)
- With Fedora Core 3, I make coasters, since the minimum speed of the
drive seems to be 8X.
I plan to bugzilla this once I have time to sit down and capture
some better information, but I was trying to see if anyone else
has had trouble with high speed USB under Fedora Core 3.
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