kingston 16gb datatraveler g4 usb 3 0 flash drive

After several days of hard work, I finally succeeded in the mass production of my new optimized disk. My USB flash drive is the Kingston datatraveler G2 with a size of 4 GB and a yellow push type. The chipgenius tool is used to detect the U13 ~ U16. however, it cannot be det

unsigned int delay_use = 5; 111 module_param (delay_use, uint, S_IRUGO | S_IWUSR ); 112 MODULE_PARM_DESC (delay_use, "seconds todelay before using a new device "); Set delay_use to 5, while module_param is a macro provided by Linux Kernel 2.6, so that delay_use can be set when the module is loaded. (If this parameter is not set, the value 5 indicates that a new device is waiting for a delay of 5 seconds .) Why latency? When the inserted USB

I used the fdisk command in Linux today and accidentally formatted the 512 USB flash drive. As a result, the USB flash drive is unavailable and becomes 0 bytes. It cannot be used back

-storage: devicescan complete \ n "); 936 937/* shocould we unbind if no devices weredetected? */ 938} 939 940 scsi_host_put (us_to_host (us )); 941 complete_and_exit ( threads_gone, 0 ); 942} Row 3, where does delay_use come from? In the same file, a static variable is defined at the beginning: 110 static unsigned int delay_use = 5; 111 module_param (delay_use, uint, S_IRUGO | S_IWUSR ); 112 MOD

unsigned int delay_use = 5; 111 module_param (delay_use, uint, s_irugo | s_iwusr ); 112 module_parm_desc (delay_use, "seconds todelay before using a new device "); Set delay_use to 5, while module_param is a macro provided by Linux kernel 2.6, so that delay_use can be set when the module is loaded. (If this parameter is not set, the value 5 indicates that a new device is waiting for a delay of 5 seconds .) Why latency? When the inserted USB

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: 0x00000000 Device boot start end blocks ID system/Dev/sdc1 1 970 124115 B w95 FAT32Partition 1 has different physical/logical beginnings (non-Linux ?) :Phys = (0, 2, 0) logical = (0, 2, 27) From the last few lines, we can see that the U disk is mounted under/dev/sdc1. Remember this mount point, which varies according to the Linux system. Step 2: mount the

Get what we need from the two tables, and then the following code is expanded around the two pointers. (Unusual_dev and id) continue to read get_device_info (). Row 3: Record unusual_dev in us. There is also such a member in us. In this way, it will be easy to use after recording. Because us runs through the whole story, it is very convenient to access its members and can be accessed at any time, however, the us_unusual_dev_list and storage_usb_ids t

Get what we need from the two tables, and then the following code is expanded around the two pointers. (Unusual_dev and id) continue to read get_device_info (). Row 3: record unusual_dev in us. There is also such a member in us. After this is recorded... Get what we need from the two tables, and then the following code is expanded around the two pointers. (Unusual_dev and id) continue to read get_device_info (). Row

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