On 2 Nov, wwp wrote:
> I've the same problems, see my post to this mailing list [...]
> with an external usb2/ieee1394 aluminium enclosure and a
> 7200RPM IDE drive inside.
> But I have to say that when I use the USB2 connection, it works
> well. And the drives reach the same temperatures, doesn't it?
> Or do you think the ieee1394-specific chipset in my enclosure
> could be more sensible to overheat?
> Moreover, the same enclosure+disk+ieee1394 wire used with a
> win2k system don't lead to any (visible) problem.
I did not claim overheating to be the most likely reason. As for
the Win2k comparison: This could either mean there is a bug in
Linux, or Windows does a better job in handling error conditions.
As for the USB comparison: Means either a software or hardware
problem with IEEE 1394 (... or better handling of error
conditions in scsi + usb-storage compared to scsi + sbp2. I am
not familiar with Linux' SCSI implementation but I somehow doubt
that usb-storage integrates substantially better than sbp2.)
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