Hi all.
Right I have a Silicon Image 3132 SATA Raid II Controller. Connected to this I have a Winstars Communicator HDD Dock (2 hard drive bays, bluetooth and multicard reader). When connected via USB, Ubuntu detects both drives, bluetooth and card reader with no problems at all. When connected via eSata only one drive is detected (if both are plugged in then it doesn't recognise either).
Hi there!
I have been quite happy booting [KLX]Ubuntu from usb2 or usb3 pendrives in a usb2 port. (A usb3 pendrive has faster flash than most usb2 ones, so that they will use more of the usb2 port transfer speed.
I recently purchased a 4-bay enclosure (Mediasonic Probox -- maybe cheap junk, but should work) with 4 2TB disks. The enclosure has both USB3 and eSATA interfaces. I originally intended to use it on USB3, but I had some trouble with that, so now I'm trying to use it with eSATA.
The problem I'm having is that the Linux kernel only sees one of the 4 disks.
Hello community,I'm using my MP3-Player, Meizu M6 Bus 001 Device 009: ID 04e8:5a0f Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd Meizu M6 MiniPlayerand having some problems with its transfer speed.
Hi!
I have a problem when I try to read data from a SATA 512e disk mounted in an eSATA bay. When the 512e disk is mounted in the computer (laptop) it works fine to read and write. I have Ubuntu 12.04 installed on it (upgraded factory install from Dell).
I have switched drives so that I now have an SSD with 12.04 in my laptop.
Hello,
I currently have the older version of ubuntu 10.04, and wish to upgrade my hard disk that it is on. Its currently on a 300GB Sata drive. But I wish to now transfer the OS onto a 120GB SSD hard disk, as its much faster!
The ubuntu partition is only 100GB so it shouldnt be a problem.
But how would I go about doing this? Is there some utility i can use?
This is my system topology:
Disk #1 (SATA Internal)
C: D: (Windows 7 Ultimate)
Disk #2 (SATA Internal)
E: (Windows Backup)
Disk #3 (eSATA External)
H: I: (Other windows data)
/dev/sdc3 Linux Swap
/dev/sdc5 Linux /
So, I originally had there Ubuntu 8.1 from years ago but never got to use it.
hello ubuntu users...
Help needed here.
I have my ubuntu lucid installed in my external HDD, and I usually used it at my desktop computer, and the my library computer. The problem NOW, when I used ubuntu at my own computer, the wireless network part says that "device not ready" still I can get connected with my windows.
Hey all,
I have been struggling with this issue for 2 years now without any luck.
Could definitely use some help.
This forum post from 2007 indicates that PMP support is back in linux, and specifically mentions the controller I have as working.
From my lspci:
Code:
03:00.0 SATA controller: Silicon Image, Inc.
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