You have a USB storage device that you cannot get working. You have enabled all appropriate USB options in the latest 2.2 kernel but still cannot get your device working. What is most likely the…

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You have a USB storage device that you cannot get working. You have enabled all appropriate USB options in the latest 2.2 kernel but still cannot get your device working. What is most likely the source of the problem?

Options

AYou have not configured your usb.usermap properly
BYou are using the wrong kernel for this type of device
CThe USB device is not USB 2.0 compliant
DThere is a USB resource conflict

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A
4% (1)
B
77% (20)
C
15% (4)
D
4% (1)

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#USB device support#Kernel version compatibility#Device drivers#Hardware troubleshooting

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