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    A-Data PD9 8 Gig thumbdrive

    Hi,
    I just purchased an A-Data PD9 8 Gig thumbdrive, but Hardy (64 & 32 bit) doesn't recognize it! Is there any info out there on how to go about this?
    Do I need to format it? A-Data claims it is driverless under Linux kernel 2.4 and up, I'm 2.6 so that should be good. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

    beowulf62

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    Re: A-Data PD9 8 Gig thumbdrive

    Are you plugging it into a USB 2.0 port? The device specs say it's a USB 2.0 device and has a voltage requirement of DC 4.5V ~ 5.5V from USB port. If you are plugging it into a USB 1.1 port, it won't have enough power.
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      Re: A-Data PD9 8 Gig thumbdrive

      Snowhog,
      It's definitely a Usb 2.0 port, I'm sure of that. I also know it recognizes the device on a Windows OS (took it to work to try it!), so I'm still plugging away at it, pardon the pun! Thanks for the reply, though!

      beowulf62

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        Re: A-Data PD9 8 Gig thumbdrive

        >> Does GParted Live CD see it? (Check the drop-down list near the top right of the GParted screen.)
        If it is empty, you can format it there.

        and/or

        >> Do you see it under Disk & Filesystems?
        K-Menu > System Settings > Advanced (tab at top) > Administrator Mode
        (where you can edit it?)
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