Driver Jmicron Usb To Ata Atapi Bridge

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Got a cheap JMicron external HDD: Works on Win 10, but not on Linux. Is it a driver issue? It shows up, at least:

Searching around:

Something about USB quirks: https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/3070

But I’ve got no idea how to implement that.

How about:

OK, seems drastic to regenerate the ramdisk; maybe (this advice is a few years old? I can only hope…), what if I just try…

1. Remove the device and reinsert… (hearing weird clunking noises… yet it works on Windows 10…?) … now it is working on a Win 7 VM on the Linux box. OK, turn off the passthrough to the Windows… nope, Linux cannot find it. OK, No.
2. Reboot without remaking ramdisk… (Debian does not have the mkinitcpio command anyways), then replug device. Nope, though different error — sits there with dmesg saying ‘Spinning up disk…’

Nope, that was wishful thinking. I can prove it.

Then:

So UAS is still doing its thing on Bus 003 Device 005. So, with my ignore_uas.conf file still in place, I run:

$ sudo update-initramfs -u

Then reboot. Then replug. (If this fails, I can perhaps set some boot paramters, https://forum.odroid.com/viewtopic.php?t=31232)

Well, the blacklist seems to work:

But it’s still not working. What if we try a USB port with more power — a red one.

Looks promising. ‘Quirks match’ etc.

But has not mounted. Reboot with it plugged in.

Nope.

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So it seems to kind of work but I cannot get at it. Does not mount. Maybe try a manual mount?

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File system is exFAT. Now, the exFAT tools are installed, but why not reinstall them?

So … plug it into a red USB port and:

Ata Atapi Bridge

And there it is!

Which steps were crucial, I can’t say, but it’s working. So either the exfat tools installation was flaky or something about the automagical mounting was flaky. Either way, not complaining. Whether I can revert to using UAS, I suppose I could test — but right now I just want to use it.

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Turns out the disk was cactus. Delivered broken.