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I tried for the last couple of days to hook up a USB 3.0 320GB external HDD to no avail.
The HDD works fine in Windows AND Mac OS X, but on Wii U sometimes it isn't event detected. When it is, formatting takes just a couple of seconds but then nothing can be transfered and I always end up with a warning message or a stuck console.
Then I plugged in another 40GB 2.5" SATA HDD using an external USB 2.0 box (NOT self powered). It worked flawlessly.
Then I connected and ACER 80 GB USB 2.0 external HDD that uses a Y cable to self-power. It works like a charm.
Then I took a USB 3.0 external box which I'm currently using on my Wii (and it works miracles) and put the 40 GB SATA drive I said before it was working in the USB 2.0 cradle. It didn't work anymore.
Nintendo, did you screw up USB 3.0 compatibility?? Why USB 3.0 HDD is working on a Wii and it is NOT on a Wii U, a console that's just been released on the market and USB 2.0 HHDs are almost gone?? Where am I supposed to find a 500 GB USB 2.0 HDD now??
Nintendo'd better patch this, I'm not interested in USB 3.0 speed, it's ok if the HDDs will work in legacy 2.0, but they HAVE to work even if they are USB 3.0 HDDs.
TheApd_Returns 4 years ago#2
Nintendo is God, stop trolling
USB 3.0 is fully backward compatible, stop lying.
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Solid Link 4 years ago#5
There's a chance he's not trolling. But I'm pretty sure it's trolling. Wii U doesn't currently work with USB drives that are larger than 2 TB, so if it's a 2.5 TB USB 3.0, it's gonna have issues. But a USB 3.0 that's 2 TB or less, it'll work with that.
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Solid Link 4 years ago#7
USB 3.0 uses a different kind of physical connector. Same shape as USB 2.0, but different transfer speed and electrical output. So a firmware update isn't possible. But they are releasing a firmware update for the system to recognize drives larger than 2 TB in size... it just won't be able to utilize more than 2 TB worth of space on the drive.
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I'm not trolling, guys.
I spent last night making tests and trying to make that damn HDD work, but I was able to make only "old" USB 2.0 HDDs work.
The fact that I'm just level 25 it's just because I usually don't post.
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Maybe some of you will still think that I created the account back in 2003 knowing that NINE YEARS LATER I could troll you on a USB 3.0 compatibility on an unforseen console by Nintendo.
For those of you who think I'm saying something useful, instead, I ask you to try and do the same.
Find a spare USB 3.0 HDD, save its content on a PC and try to hook it to the Wii U.
For me the fact that a SATA HDD works in a USB 2.0 cradle and doesn't in a 3.0 cradle is pretty clear. Tonight I hope to have the time to try another USB 3.0 drive. It's quite full, so it may take a while to backup data on a PC, but I'll post my findings on this tread so the best of you can keep on saying I'm trolling.
A software update is definitely possible, since every USB 3.0 device i know is also capable of working in 2.0 mode; still something in my Wii U is getting in the way of correctly handling USB 3.0 devices.
@Solid Link: the connector is physically identical, otherwise those devices wouldn't work on USB 2.0 ports. The connector is different on the device side, and the standard used for 3.0 transfer is different. But when you hook a USB device up to a USB port, the device says "Hey, I'm a USB 3.0 device. Are you a 3.0 USB port?" If the host gives a go to 3.0 support, then the device will run in 3.0; if the port you attached the device to is 2.0, the device will use that standard instead.
Something is going wrong in the Wii U as the two devices settle for which protocol to use, something that doesn't happen with 2.0 devices.
Maybe is a widespread problem, maybe it's just my console.
Still I have this problem and I'll be looking into until I find out the cause.
Solid Link 4 years ago#9
Izeman: Perhaps my explanation was misinterpreted. I was trying to give a non-tech answer, in that it connects the same as USB 2.0, but that it's not physically identical.
Also, I wouldn't be trying a hard drive cradle. I would try an actual USB 3.0 external hard drive. Although if you don't have that, I'm not surprised at trying to connect via a cradle. But, are the two cradles from the same manufacturer, or no? A cheaper manufacturer might've skimped on USB 3.0 support of a hard drive cradle, hence your Wii U issues. Nintendo likely didn't do any sort of cradle testing, either. I'm willing to bet an external USB 3.0 drive will work.
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If Washington, D.C. lawmakers fail to reach a budget deal beforehand, the federal government will shut down at 12:01 a.m. Saturday except for "essential" services - those include food inspectors, border patrols, and prison guards - and self-funding agencies like the U.S. Postal Service and U.S. Mint. This would include a halt to processing income tax returns submitted by mail.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Thursday morning -April 7 - that the two sides are not far apart, with provisions on abortion and the environment being key obstacles - but he said he was not optimistic a deal would be reached by the Friday midnight deadline. There has been no indication Friday that much has changed.
Federal tax returns would still be due April 18, but those who submit their returns by paper would experience delays in getting money back as processing of refunds would be suspended. Electronic returns, which are processed by automation, would not be delayed.
"If somebody is late in getting their check, I feel bad about that," said Reed Royalty, executive director of the Orange County Taxpayers Association. "But I don't think it's going to last that long. I'm not that concerned about a government shutdown."
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The Register's Doug Irving reports that The VA Long Beach Healthcare System will continue to treat patients in its hospital, emergency room and clinics during a shutdown. The Long Beach VA cares for about 45,000 veterans in any given year and has clinics in Laguna Hills, Santa Ana and Anaheim, in addition to its hospital in Long Beach.
"It's a critical function," Public Affairs Officer Richard Beam said. "We don't anticipate that changing at all."
The Department of Defense said in a statement released Thursday that inpatient and essential outpatient care would continue in its medical treatment facilities. Emergency dental care would also be available.
Read the VA's Field Guide on the impact - or rather, lack thereof - of a shutdown on veterans.
Irving also reports that a shutdown would close the doors of the Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda. It would put a temporary halt to public programs at the museum and lock the Nixon archives.
A private organization, the Richard Nixon Foundation, hosts some private events on the grounds of the museum. Those are not sponsored by the federal government and would not be affected by a shutdown.
The threat of a shutdown looms little more than a week after the Nixon Library and Museum opened a re-worked exhibit on the Watergate scandal that brought down President Nixon. The new exhibit gives a more-balanced view of the scandal than an earlier attempt that was more sympathetic to Nixon.
"We certainly don't want to close," library Director Tim Naftali said. He said staffers would begin to post signs warning of a possible closure later today if a government shutdown appears imminent.
A government shutdown would not affect military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, in Japan, or in support of Libya-related operations, the Pentagon said Thursday. But service members and military civilians will not be paid during the shutdown. The military will pay them retroactively for work done during a shutdown, once the Department of Defense receives funding.
The Department of Homeland Security expects to keep its "frontline" officers on duty during any government shutdown – including immigration agents, border-patrol officers and airport screeners. About 80 percent of the agency's employees are considered frontline and therefore protected from furloughs.
Members of Congress would also continue working.
It's likely that no passports would be issued or renewed, and all national museums and parks would be closed. It's likely to halt paychecks to most government workers, and could also interfere with Social Security and military benefit checks.
Federal courts will remain open, although court officials say the loss of "non-essential" personnel could paralyze operations, according to Reuters.
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The U.S. Attorney's Office does not expect a shutdown to postpone criminal cases in California's central district, spokesman Thom Mrozek said. The criminal attorneys who handle those cases will report to work despite a shutdown.
But attorneys on the civil side of the U.S. Attorney's Office will not be exempt from furloughs, and their cases will likely be delayed.
"During the last major shutdown, the Social Security Administration mailed checks throughout the crisis, and a close reading of established law makes clear the agency has the legal authority to do so again," according to CNN. However, it's possible that no new claims would be processed.
Medicare would also continue to process patients, at least in the short term.
Most small-business lending programs of the U.S. Small Business Administration will halt, according to the agency's online contingency plan.
However, work on disaster loans will continue, as well as some of the Inspector General's investigative work, the preferred surety bond program for builders and work on previously approved real estate loans to small firms, according to the plan.
Read how the shutdown could affect homebuyers.
A poll shows small businesses and their lenders don't mind a shutdown.
In the shutdowns of 1995 and 1996, tens of thousands of federal workers would be furloughed.
"For more than 20 days, about 260,000 federal employees in the D.C. area stayed home, or reported for duty only to be sent packing hours later," according to this Washington Post story on the possibility of a new shutdown. "Security guards roamed the halls forcing out workers who lingered."
The last government shutdown, in late 1995 and early 1996, kept home more than 2,400 federal workers in Southern California. Campgrounds in the Cleveland National Forest closed, the grass grew long at Riverside National Cemetery and federal money for a senior-lunch program dried up.
Read the Associated Press story, "Memories of 1995 haunt GOP as shutdown talk grows"
All federal agencies have been required to have a plan in case of a government shutdown, and to regularly update that plan, since 1980, according to the White House Office of Management and Budget.
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The problem is much less critical in Jackrabbit due to the following reasons: 1) JCR SQL and XPath are read-only (not DROP table attacks) 2) XPath syntax is much more specific, so you cannot easily add another statement in an injection (mostly you will have variable replacement only inside predicates) 3) Mostly you will use the JCR API to look up things and use queries more for full-text searches (I know, this one is not a good argument, but at least this describes the typical JCR usage ;-)) The jackrabbit-jcr-commons jar contains some helper classes for escaping and converting, eg. org.apache.jackrabbit.util.Text with escape()/unescape() of JCR names (to get valid node names): http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/jackrabbit/trunk/jackrabbit-jcr-commons/src/main/java/org/apache/jackrabbit/util/Text.java?view=markup Not sure where to find other kinds of Xpath escaping... Regards, Alex On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 9:41 AM, Marc Speck <email@example.com> wrote: > I'm not an expert for XPath (in Jackrabbit) but taken the nature of SQL > injections, I suspect that similar attacks in XPath are possible? I've just > browsed org.apache.jackrabbit.commons.query.GQL and saw in parse() that you > escape [, !, etc. Is there an escape method for user generated queries in > Jackrabbit or do you recommend to use GQL once it's out? > > Thanks, > Marc > -- Alexander Klimetschek email@example.com
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