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| 06:24 on Sep 17, 2006 | navi-misc | Commit by micah :: r10860 grumpydisk/ (main.c usb-storage.c usb-storage.h): gcc 4.0 fixes: add a missing string.h include, and fix several signedness mismatches | # | | 05:42 on Aug 22, 2005 | navi-misc | Commit by micah :: r8812 grumpydisk/main.c: Slow down device resets, and bump the minimum failure size up to 64 sectors. This seems to keep the USB adaptors from dying so far. | # | | 05:15 on Aug 22, 2005 | navi-misc | Commit by micah :: r8811 grumpydisk/main.c: Play with the failure threshold to avoid killing these cheap USB-IDE adaptors by resetting them too frequently | # | | 05:11 on Aug 22, 2005 | navi-misc | Commit by micah :: r8810 grumpydisk/ (main.c usb-storage.c usb-storage.h): Perform larger transfers by default, splitting them when an error occurs. This also cleans up the SCSI code somewhat. | # | | 04:23 on Aug 22, 2005 | navi-misc | Commit by micah :: r8809 grumpydisk/ (5 files): Add 'grumpydisk', an extremely minimal implementation of the USB bulk-only
storage specification that uses libusb to pull data off of failing hard
disks hooked up to a USB adaptor. It will retry, resetting the device if
necessary, when it hits bad spots on the disk. This should be able to
recover data from disks that would just crash the kernel's usb-storage
driver. | # |
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