USB Mass Storage Device

**wilbert514** · February 12th, 2005, 11:34 PM

I have a TViX, which connects (supposedly) to the computer as a USB Mass Storage Device. When I connect it to my computer, I get a 'Code 10 device not working' error.

I have tried it on four computers: two running XPSP2, one running XPSP1 and one running 98SE. I can get it running on the 98SE machine, although it will only recognise the first partition (120G with four 32FAT partitions).

What Have I done? Well, I know the HDD is fine, as I put it into a USB 2.0 enclosure, which works flawlessly. I changed HDD out and tried a 60GB HDD in the TViX - same problem. I took the USB 2.0 card out of the 98SE machine and put it into the XPSP2 machine - same problem. I took the TViX back and exchanged it for another one - same problem. The HDD is set to master.

The drive is a WD120GB, XP2 machine is an Intel Pentium 4 @ 2.4GHZ. I have loaded the Intel chipset; updated the BIOS (ASUS P4PE), booted, rebooted (ad nausea), deleted drivers, automatically reinstalled, manually reinstalled, deleted in safe mode, checked for hidden drivers etc etc.

Anyone have any idea?

**wilbert514** · February 13th, 2005, 12:24 AM

Changed HDD jumper setting to cable select and all is good! Pity that little gem isn't on thier website!

**Platypus** · February 13th, 2005, 08:18 AM

That's interesting, seems to go opposite to their info:

"If the jumper setting of HDD is Master with slave or Cable Select, TVIX will not operate.

Please check the jumper setting of HDD is Single Master Mode. (Some of western digital HDD has a different jumper setting mode between Single Master and Master mode with other drive. Please be careful."

http://www.tvix.co.kr/eng/Products/T...=RD&id=15&pg=1

**wilbert514** · February 13th, 2005, 09:35 AM

absolutely. It's the one thing that I didn't change, because the website stated that the drive was to be set to master.

The fix was suggested on USBMan http://www.usbman.com/forum/UltraBoa...037&SID=481589

As a result, I did a 'more thorough' search, seems to be the common suggestion for USB mass storage devices, and 'code 10' or 'device not recognised.

In any case, it all good now.

**Uncle Jake** · November 24th, 2007, 10:59 PM

Would you believe this helped me 2 years after the last post ?!
My Rocketfish RF-HD35 instructions stated the jumper should be MASTER.
Changed to CABLE SELECT (CD) and viola ! Working now.
Rocketfish has not responded to my emails so I'm lucky I found this post.
I have spent a week searching the net.
Thanks to all.

**NooNoo** · November 24th, 2007, 11:34 PM

Welcome to Windrivers Uncle Jake. Let us know if you need anything else.

**Titanium105** · November 11th, 2008, 07:07 PM

Originally Posted by Uncle Jake

Would you believe this helped me 2 years after the last post ?!
My Rocketfish RF-HD35 instructions stated the jumper should be MASTER.
Changed to CABLE SELECT (CD) and viola ! Working now.
Rocketfish has not responded to my emails so I'm lucky I found this post.
I have spent a week searching the net.
Thanks to all.

This is a sure fire fix. I just did it and it worked flawlessly.

Thanks. I just bought this and i was wondering if it was going to need to be set to CS to work, but i tried it as master first, and no workie. So CS is the answer!!!!