How do I know if a device is still responsive?
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An internal optical drive sometimes ceases to work on an external SATA adapter, connected via USB.
If I connect it, it sometimes freezes forever (until powered off).
What is a Linux command that does nothing but check if the device is still responsive? (something like ping /dev/sr3
).
The Ping
command, of course, does not work for local devices.
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An internal optical drive sometimes ceases to work on an external SATA adapter, connected via USB.
If I connect it, it sometimes freezes forever (until powered off).
What is a Linux command that does nothing but check if the device is still responsive? (something like ping /dev/sr3
).
The Ping
command, of course, does not work for local devices.
command-line command dvd sata optical-media
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An internal optical drive sometimes ceases to work on an external SATA adapter, connected via USB.
If I connect it, it sometimes freezes forever (until powered off).
What is a Linux command that does nothing but check if the device is still responsive? (something like ping /dev/sr3
).
The Ping
command, of course, does not work for local devices.
command-line command dvd sata optical-media
An internal optical drive sometimes ceases to work on an external SATA adapter, connected via USB.
If I connect it, it sometimes freezes forever (until powered off).
What is a Linux command that does nothing but check if the device is still responsive? (something like ping /dev/sr3
).
The Ping
command, of course, does not work for local devices.
command-line command dvd sata optical-media
command-line command dvd sata optical-media
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