Cannot copy large files back to USB stick

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Re: Cannot copy large files back to USB stick

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Yeah possibly, I have plugged it now from behind (!) and it works as it seems.
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Re: Cannot copy large files back to USB stick

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No problem with my frontusb. but i dont use a usb-hub.
i have copied a 5,7GB iso-file to a stick. OK.
Change your USB-Hub ?
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Re: Cannot copy large files back to USB stick

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Phantom wrote:
sundown wrote:Edit: In my kicklayout file, I have MODULE Kickstart/ehci.usbhcd, which is the usb2 driver. Seems you need to add a return after, or the driver doesn't get loaded. Well, that was why it was so slow for me, a 1G file copied to a usb stick in 326 sec, 3.3M/s.
Strange. I've checked my kicklayout file and it seems that a return after was already in place before. There's one in the middle (for AmigaOS_4.1_Update_6) and another one at the far end of the file (AmigaOS_4.1_Update_5-Debug).
Kicklayout files are very sensitive regarding line feeds/empty lines.

There must be exactly one empty line between configurations, and absolutely no other empty lines in the file.

So if it helped making an extra empty line after ehci.usbhcd, that was either the last line in a configuration, and the empty line before the next one had been missing, or some other modules in lines after that new empty line are now not being loaded. Theoretically that could also solve a problem, I suppose, e.g. if those other modules were making problems for ehci.

But in general, be careful about empty lines in kicklayout files.

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