mjs513
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@wwatson - sounds good and again glad you tracked it down and it was a easy fix.

Look at post #689 basically in mscInit comment out the msReset() line.

Seeing the same issue with copying large files to those drives from the PC. Just copied a 12gb directory to the drive and took like 10 minutes

Thanks for digging and finding the issue!!!!! I had the easy part. Oh of course I tested the three sansdisk drives I had as I previously mentioned.

A little bit of an update The Silicon Power 2TB HD does need a powered hub to be able to write/read using MTP. Also just tried hooking up a very old Samsung HDD which definitely needs a powered hub ...

Ok did some testing with MTP (writing/reading files and transferring files) and all worked fine with that change. Drives tested so far: 1. Crucial MX500 500GB 3D NAND SATA 2.5 Inch Internal SSD, up to 560MB/s -...

Looks like it even fixed the issue with my ancient sansdisk cruzr (2gb drive) Partition Table part,boot,bgnCHS,type,endCHS,start,length FAT32: 1,0,0x20,0x21,0x0,0xB,0xAA,0x28,0x82,2048,2097152...

I hate issues like that.... Anyway just tried my read/write USB sketch on the GAM46 (the sansdisk ultra and the UAM46 old gen) and looks like no more hangs: Initializing USB MSC drive...Waiting for USB Filesystem ...

Didn't we run into a similar problem with MTP where USB was hanging with SD Cards- could have sworn it involved stalls as well

Think we had an issue with USB Pipe Stall before: https://forum.pjrc.com/threads/68139-Teensyduino-File-System-Integration-including-MTP-and-MSC?p=292596&viewfull=1#post292596 but I remember similar issues - just...

Gave your sketch a try using the UAM46 drive and as advertised it worked but I had to reformat the disk first. Also went back to the Wireshark Windows dump and looked at the startup for the drive on windows did...

@wwatson - @KurtE loaded the wireshark files up on google will send you all the invitation ee1 - UAM when first inserted into PC - look for 1.20.x addresses ee2 - UAM copying files from PC to drive ff1 - micro...

Good Morning All Was curious how the problematic drive behaved on windows vs one of my microcenter ones that work fine with USBHost. Test 1. Copied the same files from the PC to each drive. Image 1: UAM6 -...

Good morning Paul Looks like that fix the issue with not getting notifications, received the email about the update to this thread. Update: Looks like it fixed the dup issue as well.

Pulled out my old Sansdisk Cruzer 2gb and that didn't work either. Didn't even print the directory

@PaulStoffregen - @defragster Just saw this post from @defragster by no notification was received from the server? EDIT: Duplicate posts still occurring with the Leave/cancel pop up.

@PaulStoffregen - @defragster Just saw this post from @defragster by no notification was received from the server?

@PaulStoffregen - @defragster - @mjs513 Got the double post when I received the pop up and clicked Leave. Have seen it before but as you said not recently. And still no notifications on a couple of recent threads...

@PaulStoffregen - @defragster - @mjs513 Got the double post when I received the pop up and clicked Leave. Have seen it before but as you said not recently. And still no notifications on a couple of recent threads...

@kurtE - @wwatson Interesting - wondering what version I am running since I am seeing this: msReset(); // delay(500); // Not needed any more. maxLUN = msGetMaxLun(); // msResult = msReportLUNs(&maxLUN);...

I will second that comment. Haven’t received any notifications on updates to this thread or the usbhost thread that gave updates since yesterday

with the write files test sketch I am seeing the following: ... CSWResult: 0 CD:28 msProcessError() 65536 bytes (1027 ms to compute) Files: checkConnectedInitialized()msReadBlocks() msDoCommand() USBDrive...

After the hang and restart it does create a 0 byte file Volume name: Volume type: FAT32 Cluster Size: 32768 bytes Volume size: 30771511296 bytes Space used: 131072 bytes (459 ms to compute) Files: ...

I received the UAM6 version (older usb3) and hooked it up and tried a few things. 1. Ran the USHost drive info sketch and that seemed to work. Here is what I mean: Device Info: connected: 1 ...

Morning all, saw there was a reboot this morning :) Anyway I am seeing about 40-50ms depending on what I ping C:\Users\Merli>ping forum.pjrc.com Pinging forum.pjrc.com with 32 bytes of data: Reply from...

Just got home and missed the down time. Know this might be a loaded question but with the server change are you planning on making any changes to the forum or the product pages? Know that would be long term though.

Funny I just tried 111.0 (64-bit) in windows and am seeing those same darts when using the built-in viewer in Firefox. Microsoft Edge does not show those darts when using the builtin viewer.

Pretty much did what @defragster did with going to the new server location and trying the cart. So ditto - seems to be working up to that point. Last forum notification I got was from you at 2:44 am in my inbox. ...

Mine usually gets me in trouble. Sorry - came late to the party - missed your earlier post with that comment.

for the heck of it I ordered on as well - time frame is about the same - Tuesday or Wednesday.. I did notice that they spec it as a USB3.0 device. A lot of times I find if I hook it up to a usb2 compatible hub it will...

Oh boy going to be a fun day. :) fingers crossed

Good morning Paul So far can see the forum and product pages. Only thing that seems to be offline is the actual shopping cart as you said.

To be honest I can't remember what the max voltage is that you can apply to the Vin pin but 6v is probably pushing it (just a guess). Also have to remember if you use external voltage you probably want to cut the...

I think what @BriComp is trying to say is that with 4 AA batteries you may not have enough power to drive the motors as well as the Teensy. In addition 4 may insufficient (4.8v) to drive a 6v motor. Typically, what...

I am not a ROS expert but I did see that Rosserial should already support Teensy 4.x. See this issue that has been closed . Also if you look at the header of rosserial-arduino Teensy has been addressed

@manitou - haven't been playing but been trying to keep up with the thread. No clue about CMAKE either but I did see this in...

Did a little googling and found that there is a Arduino library available for this sensor: https://reference.arduino.cc/reference/en/libraries/tli493d/ Should thereotically work with the Teensy. Might save you some...