pen drive compatability list

**skater411** · 10-02-2009,03:08 AM

Ok im new to all of this . Would a sandisk cruzer 8 Gb usb drive work model sandisk cruzer 8b SDCZ36-008G i try it but i cant seem to get it work i prolly dnt no what im doing . If anyone could help i would appreciate it alot thx

**skater411** · 10-02-2009,03:29 AM

can anyone help me on this form with this

**TnA** · 10-02-2009,07:30 AM

If it has the "U3 Launchpad" installed, un-install it or format your drive.

**HRGS** · 10-03-2009,03:40 AM

Tested with SMS 2.9 (rev.4) and uLaunchELF v4.40:

Transcend JetFlash V60 (32 GB) Working

Other devices:

Creative ZEN NEEON 6 GB Player (via USB cable) Working
Nokia N71 ('Data transfer' mode via USB cable) Not working

**krick** · 01-23-2010,03:18 PM

EagleTec Nano 4GB works.

http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=EagleTec+Nano

**urbigbro** · 01-23-2010,07:23 PM

Originally Posted by krick

EagleTec Nano 4GB works.

http://shop.ebay.com/i.html?_nkw=EagleTec+Nano

Thanks for the report.
Please be more specific. List what works, that you have personally tested.

FMCB install
FMCB loading FREEMCB.CNF
uLE
emulators
LBFn
SMS
Codebreaker
ARmax
etc.
Thanks again!

**Carlos Eduardo** · 02-01-2010,11:10 AM

Hi all!!

I have a ps2 fat (v7 39001 ntsc/us - no chip) with freemcboot 1.8 instaled in my MC 8mb sony.At last a 2 years ago, my lens died and i use the usb advance and, recently, open ps2 loader for play my games in usb flash devices (3 pen drives kingston - 2x 4gb and 1x 8gb).All works fine, but today my ps2 don´t recognize more my devices in the first port.On the second port this devices works fine, but in first don´t!!I tested ulaunchelf (many revisions), codebreaker, sms player, emulators (pgen, snes station etc), usb advance and open ps2 loader 0.5, 0.6 and the new revs 205, 206...and they don´t recognize anymore my devices in the first port!!!But when i use my mp4 1gb and my mp3 1gb (both chinese) they works fine in all aplications!!!I already formated my devices(in fat32) and formated at low level too without sucess...

My devices:
Kingston data Traveler 2.0 -8gb: VID_0951 PID_1607\7&2d7407b2&0
Kingston data Traveler 2.0 -4gb: VID_0930 PID_6545\7&15b46421&0
Kingston data Traveler 2.0 -4gb: VID_0930 PID_6545\7&192796d3&0
MP4 chinese _1gb: VID_10d6 PID_1101\7&1fe0f241&0
MP3 chinese _1gb: VID_10d6 PID_1101\6&186056b9&0
Anybody have ideias what hapened?

Sorry my poor english...

**yoshi314** · 02-01-2010,11:40 AM

a short note to all people posting about usb compatibility :

when you post your device details, make sure to include vendor id and device id. that's because some devices are actually the same "under the hood". (this holds especially true for those chinese "MP4" players or cheap memcard readers).

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html - how to get product id and vendor id of usb device under windows. or you can dig around the registry or find it somewhere in usb properties - it should be something like

Code:

USB\VID_1241&PID_E000\5&1DC3342F&0&2
USB\VID_1241&PID_E000\5&1E9A0CB1&0&2

where VID_XXXX and PID_XXXX are the interesting parts. first one is vendor code, second one is product code.

on linux - just run lsusb

example - bluetooth usb dongle (well, not really a storage device, but for the sake of example

)

Code:

lsusb
(...)
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 0a12:0001 Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode)
(...)

in this case the device is identified as 0a12:0001, which means that the vendor code is 0a12 and device code is 0001.

thanks for your attention ;-)

**JuanVCS** · 02-11-2010,10:18 PM

Sandisk Cruzer USB Flash Drive 16GB (new design)

WORKING with uLaunchELF v4.40, SMS 2.9 (rev.4), OpenPS2Loader 0.6, latest FCEUltra, PGEN, SNES Station (haven't seen anything that wouldn't work).

**ThunderBolt** · 02-13-2010,03:15 PM

I've got this one going on my PS2. Works OK for avi video. Not tried anything else... Yet!

to-zp-16ggin-c - 16Gb Toshiba Mini USB2 Pendrive Fast with Windows Ready Boost, Win7/Vista

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