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Why is USB card reader so slow on a linux boxHi folks, BIOS detects 4 GB RAM, but kernel does not Hello, On a dual core Pentium 4 EM64T machine (Intel Desktop Board D915GAV), we used four 1GB RAM (DDR 400) modules. The BIOS (EV91510A... I've been asked to install a usb2.0 pci card in a Vector-linux box running Kernel 2.6.14. All goes well, it functions, but on timing it, I realise that it is so much slower to thumbnail a camera card than Windows. Windows has all 10x 2Mb jpegs thumbnailed in the time it take one to appear on the linux box. So guess that isn't the bottle-neck. I have tried it with 2 linux machines, both with usb2.0 pci cards and ehcihcd module, both using the same sandisk photo album multicard reader usb v1.1 . one machine goes for ohcihcd and one goes for the uhcihcd modules for the same card reader, but the dd timings for both are around the 1minute mark for a 16Mb card. I may be wrong, but 16Mbytes-60seconds is about 0.26Mbytes-second. Isn't this a little slow even for usb1.1 ? I'd hate this camera shop to install Windows again on this machine, I'm so trying to impress them with Linux. Cheers -- Andy Richardson Never criticize a man 'til you've walked a mile in his shoes. After that, you can say what you like.. 'cos you're a mile away and you've got his shoes.
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