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Install epson v500 scanner without software drivers#
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Install epson v500 scanner without software driver#
Install epson v500 scanner without software software#

VBox should continue to run after the phone powers off, phone then boots into flash mode where it can receive ~2gb of data from USB (this has not happened until the phone boots back up the crash is from something else and happens before data payload is sent)Ĭonfirmed that going from VirtualBox 4.3.14 to 4.3.16 (with Extension_Pack) resolved the symptoms under Fedora kernel-3.14.17-100.fc19(64-bit).

When phone powers off Vbox crashes, (oops happens I believe) (vbox manager shows virtualmachine failure).

Install epson v500 scanner without software update#

When my phone recognizes the update my phone powers off, still connected to USB.Send an update using Samsung Kies 3, Verizon Update Manager or odin309.zip.Associate my Samsung S5 usb with the wintel box.app-emulation/virtualbox-bin-4.0 USE="additions chm python -debug -headless -rdesktop-vrdp -sdk -vboxwebsrv" 0 KiBĪnd steps I get to get the usb oops and virtualbox crash are:

app-emulation/virtualbox-modules-4.3.14 USE="-pax_kernel" 0 KiB It says I am running the most recent version.

Install epson v500 scanner without software install#

Install new Oracle Vm VirtualBox extensions 4.3.14 VirtualBox -> main menu -> help -> check for updates, and Have you updated VirtualBox extensions to 4.3.14 ? Hi, seems we got a similar problem on Fedora 20 kernel 3.15.7-200 + if (uurb->flags & USBDEVFS_URB_SHORT_NOT_OK & is_in)

if (uurb->flags & USBDEVFS_URB_SHORT_NOT_OK).

The problem is reported to exist since 3.14ġ file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)ĭiff -git a/drivers/usb/core/devio.c b/drivers/usb/core/devio.c The fix is to silently drop theĪttribute in usbfs. That causes usbcore to log messages without limit for a Usbfs allows user space to pass down an URB which sets URB_SHORT_NOT_OKįor output URBs. I am running under 64-bit f19, my QEMU support is at 2:1.4.2-15 level, and my current hardware is Intel Core i5-3450 which supports hardware virtualization. Obviously a Linux kernel change made the problem visible, but I could not demonstrate to Fedora that the problem was theirs rather than VirtualBox doing something that was no longer valid. I didn't attempt to prove whether or not QEMU/KVM also worked in my case with WinXP and Win7 as experience under VirtualBox suggested the Win OS version was not significant. For me, when using same app and same Win2K level under QEMU/KVM the problem disappeared. Since I couldn't reproduce the problem without VirtualBox, Fedora dismissed my attempt to go that route,, as not their problem. In my case, the problem occurred ONLY with a VirtualBox VM and with all Windows OS tried (Win2K, WinXP, and Win7). If you can re-create the problem with VirtualBox completely out of the picture, perhaps you should create a problem report on the Linux side.

Circumstantial evidence would appear to point to some kind of VirtualBox incompatibility with the recent 3.14.4-100 kernel.

Install epson v500 scanner without software software#

Subsequent testing shows V500 scanner hardware works without any logged warnings, both from "iscan" native Linux scanner package and from a just-built Windows 2000 QEMU/KVM virtual machine running the same Windows software as on the VirtualBox Win2K VM.

Install epson v500 scanner without software drivers#

I reported the problem to Fedora bugzilla, but since I can only recreate the problem using a VirtualBox VM, got predictable response that it is a problem with VirtualBox drivers even though a kernel change started the symptoms. Temporarily reverting to my previous kernel 3.13.86_64 causes the problem to disappear (for both of the previously mentioned VirtualBox releases). The original VM with the problem had been running for several years under different releases of Fedora and different releases of VirtualBox with no problem.Ī 2nd machine running VirtualBox 4.3.6 r91406 shows the same problem with the new 3.14.4-100 kernel.

Install epson v500 scanner without software driver#

This happens as long as the VM is up and the V500 scanner is powered-up and connected to the VM once the USB has first been recognized by WIN2K and the device driver installed even when both WIN2K and the scanner are sitting idle (device driver dependency from a re-install of the software in a cloned machine). After install of Fedora f19 kernel 3.14.86_64 in late May, a Windows 2000 virtual machine under VirtualBox 4.3.12 r93733 running support software for a USB Epson V500 scanner has started to get continuous (about 2 per second) kernel WARNING messages indicating a problem with "BOGUS urb flags" from usb_submit_urb: