Well I ended up getting this SSD Hub: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09WHXVXZK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Testing it with the same SSD, the same file, and even the same cable has yielded nothing. There are no issues and everything transfers just fine. ACASIS better...
I'm getting another SSD hub that also uses the RTL9210B to test. My theory is that, since the CM073 is a multi-function hub, the Realtek chip has to be connected through a USB hub chip. Maybe that interaction is causing some data corruption at high speeds.
So I just tried to copy this file from my iPad to the drive, and the same thing happened. It's looking more and more like this is a problem with ACASIS's implementation.
Huh. Interesting. Yeah as far as I'm aware any attempt to copy that file to my SSD causes it to disconnect. Maybe it's a Windows thing (or ACASIS). I'm going to see if I can try this on a different operating system. Unfortunately this transfer bug causes some system instability. I'm running...
I ended up using git bash to run the "split" command and turned the file into 1,024KB files. The problem apparently lies in the first 1024KB, so I guess that's a start. Will update here when I narrow it down more.
Edit: Have narrowed it down to 1KB. If I split this file into 2 512B sections the...
Yeah I get that people are wary of downloading an unknown file, and I don't blame them. I have tried with both SATA and NVME drives and it is the same issue unfortunately (I guess you could test your SATA drive if you wanted to). As for what part of the transfer fails, it's hard to tell. The...
ACASIS support has not been very helpful; I haven't heard from them once in the past week and a half. I have tried using the drive on both my laptop and my PC, but the issue persists (Windows 10/11). Haven't tried Linux/Mac yet, maybe later. I should mention that I do have 2 of the same 10-in-1...
Interesting. I hope someone with a different enclosure that uses the same chip can try testing my file at USB 3.2 Gen2 speeds to find out if it's a problem with the chip/firmware, or if ACASIS made a mistake with the implementation.
It's definitely not the cable. I have tested several cables now ranging in speed from USB 3.2 Gen2 to Thunderbolt 4. All of them were fairly short and high quality too.
Is there a way to limit the speed artificially in the firmware configuration? I care less about speed than I do stability and...
New to this fourm, but I had an interesting issue that I hope some people might be able to help me with. So I have an ACASIS 10-in-1 Hub (CM073). It uses the RTL9210B chip for the SSD enclosure. I am trying to transfer a large folder, but it always drops and gives me an I/O error midway through...
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