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Hi, |
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I bought a LogiLink QP0027 QuickPort. |
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This is a external 3.5/2.5" HDD "docking station". |
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It has a power supply, a USB3.1 port, an ON/OFF switch. |
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Normal doing would be: |
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Switch docking station off |
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Connect docking station and PC with USB cable. |
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Connect Power Supply and docking station |
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Plug Power Supply into mains |
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Insert HD |
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Wait for HD to spin up |
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Check /dev for new device. |
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Unfortunately there is none... |
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If I disconnect the USB cable from the PC |
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and reconnect it, then the device is recognized |
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and there will be a new device under /dev |
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But this is a tedious work which was intended to |
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be unnecessary after buy just this kind of docking station. |
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I searched for this product in conjunstion with "Linux" |
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and found nothing relevant. |
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Is there a way to avoid the problem without forcing a |
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re-enumeration of all connected USB-devices? |
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Cheers! |
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mcc |
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