nsabon.blogg.se - Tomtom clear flash tool

I see code review (in general, not just at ZenRobotics) not working as a symptom: it indicates a problem elsewhere. It mostly works, but maybe not extremely well. Nobody is exempt, though teams may have varying strictness in their review. The only process Google forces on teams is code review. I haven't tried that a) with TomTom or b) at all. Using a powered USB hub instead of the computer's portsīTW, if you are a Windows user, you should be able to get a free XP VM from Microsoft.(I'm not sure this actually affects how the bus works under OS control.)

Dropping from high-speed to full-speed in the BIOS (using both Windows 2008 and Linux).

Repartitioning or reformatting the device, including moving the start of the partition.

Linux: Setting max_sectors in /sys/block/sdX/device.

OS-X, Linux: Stopping the copying when the first error appears, ejecting and restarting - it would still get stuck on the single big file.

People talk on the intertubes about letting it run for three days, maybe that would have worked on OS-X. I think the USB controller on the XL is just not very good, and modern OS's have more trouble with it. Some Event Id 51s in event log, but only some.

Windows XP (mbp, in a Parallels VM): success!.

Error message: kernel: usb XX-XX: reset high speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address XX in dmesg.

Linux (Ubuntu 12.04), desktop (same machine as for Win2008R2), using a manual copy of files or a dd of a disk image: seemed to hang permanently, unkillable process.

Description: An error was detected on device \Device\Harddisk1\DR1 during a paging operation. Could not (always) close TomTom Home, could not always cleanly reboot.

Windows Server 2008 R2, desktop: didn't complete in an amount of time I was willing to wait, hung Explorer windows.

Error message: kernel: USBF: 409117.102 AppleUSBEHCI::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 5, EP: 1) in Console. OS-X 10.7, mbp: didn't complete in an amount of time I was willing to wait.I thought it was due to using OS-X, so I thought I'd try some alternatives. Every year I buy the newest map and every year I have trouble getting it on the device - the copying is very, very slow. It typically gets used once a year when we make our annual pilgrimage to the West Country. TL DR: use Windows XP, in a VM if you like