Re: libmtp, mp3 player, and disabling scsa2usb
- From: Ian Collins <ian-news@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2008 13:22:02 +1300
John F. Carr wrote:
Short version: I want to prevent scsa2usb from attaching to aIt could simply use a 2K sector size. If you can, try a recent
USB mp3 player that claims to be a mass storage device but is
not controllable as one.
Long version:
I got a Sony 8GB mp3 player and want to hook it up to my Sun
Blade 2000 running Solaris 10. It has a USB connection.
As far as I can tell I need to use MTP -- Media Transfer
Protocol -- to control the mp3 player. It offers a mass
storage interface because whatever is on the storage via
USB is not recognized as a pcfs filesystem. (Maybe NTFS?
I don't know how to check.)
OpenSolaris build which will be able to read it.
--
Ian Collins.
.
- Follow-Ups:
- Re: libmtp, mp3 player, and disabling scsa2usb
- From: John F. Carr
- Re: libmtp, mp3 player, and disabling scsa2usb
- References:
- libmtp, mp3 player, and disabling scsa2usb
- From: John F. Carr
- libmtp, mp3 player, and disabling scsa2usb
- Prev by Date: Re: Bug? mtime resolution in Solaris ls
- Next by Date: Re: libmtp, mp3 player, and disabling scsa2usb
- Previous by thread: libmtp, mp3 player, and disabling scsa2usb
- Next by thread: Re: libmtp, mp3 player, and disabling scsa2usb
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|
Loading