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Deneb usb cdrom drops dead...
« on: February 01, 2011, 02:34:12 AM »
Hmm, my Deneb and Posiden recognizes my new CDROM, but not for long. Poseidon repots:

Device USB TO IDE probably dropped dead.
Automatically powercycling port for 'USB TO IDE' due to death event.
Zapping device 'USB to IDE' at port 3
'USB TO IDE' retreated, pitiful coward.

:( pitiful indeed

I am using usbscsi.device at UNIT 0 in my DOS mount , but I don't really get that far, all this happens well before I get to any device mounting.

Any ideas? I'm gonna go check if there is an update for Poseidon ...
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Re: Deneb usb cdrom drops dead...
« Reply #1 on: February 01, 2011, 03:06:12 AM »
I'm a dummy. I failed to see this little slim line has 2 USB connectors on the back. One for data and the other is a power connector. With both connected now, it works perfectly!

Drama solved.

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Re: Deneb usb cdrom drops dead...
« Reply #2 on: February 04, 2011, 05:45:02 PM »
Quote from: platon42;612476
Nice!

Electrically, you probably shouldn't be using this kind of setup. If the drive does not have a socket for a power adapter, you should consider using a self-powered hub. These hubs usually don't have overcurrent protection (against the specs), while the Deneb has a 0.5A protection for each port. However, Michael Böhmer does not recommend routing the power of the different ports to the same device.


I can see your point, lot of power being drawn. I will pick one up (hub) this weekend that is powered.

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