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Cannot dump from USB Zip drive on Windows #249

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opened 2026-01-29 15:14:18 +00:00 by claunia · 0 comments
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Originally created by @TheRogueArchivist on GitHub (Dec 2, 2018).

Prerequisites

  • Are you running the latest version?
  • Can you reproduce the problem in the debug version?

Check and fill as appropiate:

  • I was running DiscImageChef under Windows 10...
  • ...using .NET Framework 4.7.2...
  • ...in 64-bit

Description

Cannot dump U250 Zip disk from USB Zip drive on Windows 10 with error "Device error 121 trying to guess ideal transfer length." Dumps properly with same hardware on Ubuntu.

Exact command line used:

.\DiscImageChef.exe dump-media -i G: -o "Test.dicf" -d

Output of command execution with debug output enabled

DiscImageChef 4.5.99.1693-00000000 built by DESKTOP-8B4K7NM in Debug
Copyright c 2011-2018 Natalia Portillo

DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --debug=True
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --verbose=False
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --device=G:
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --stop-on-error=False
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --force=False
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --retry-passes=5
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --persistent=False
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --resume=True
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --lead-in=False
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --encoding=
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --output=Test.dicf
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --format=
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --force=False
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --options=
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --cicm-xml=
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --skip=512
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --no-metadata=False
DEBUG (Dump-Media command): Parsed options:
DEBUG (SCSI Device): INQUIRY took 2.5139 ms.
DEBUG (ATA Device): IDENTIFY PACKET DEVICE took 3.5039 ms.
Output image format: DiscImageChef format.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): TEST UNIT READY took 0 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ CAPACITY took 1668.1049 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (6) took 2316.3732 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (10) took 9.5608 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (12) took 4.5212 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 5.5348 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): SEEK (6) took 269.8826 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): SEEK (10) took 0 ms.
Using SCSI READ (16) command.
Media has 489532 blocks of 512 bytes/each. (for a total of 250640384 bytes)
DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 5.5416 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 264.1169 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 270.2215 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 270.2585 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 275.5574 ms.
DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 269.8451 ms.
Device error 121 trying to guess ideal transfer length.
Originally created by @TheRogueArchivist on GitHub (Dec 2, 2018). ### Prerequisites * [X] Are you running the latest version? * [X] Can you reproduce the problem in the debug version? ### Check and fill as appropiate: * [X] I was running DiscImageChef under Windows 10... * [X] ...using .NET Framework 4.7.2... * [X] ...in 64-bit ### Description Cannot dump U250 Zip disk from USB Zip drive on Windows 10 with error "Device error 121 trying to guess ideal transfer length." Dumps properly with same hardware on Ubuntu. ### Exact command line used: .\DiscImageChef.exe dump-media -i G: -o "Test.dicf" -d ### Output of command execution with debug output enabled ``` DiscImageChef 4.5.99.1693-00000000 built by DESKTOP-8B4K7NM in Debug Copyright c 2011-2018 Natalia Portillo DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --debug=True DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --verbose=False DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --device=G: DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --stop-on-error=False DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --force=False DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --retry-passes=5 DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --persistent=False DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --resume=True DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --lead-in=False DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --encoding= DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --output=Test.dicf DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --format= DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --force=False DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --options= DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --cicm-xml= DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --skip=512 DEBUG (Dump-Media command): --no-metadata=False DEBUG (Dump-Media command): Parsed options: DEBUG (SCSI Device): INQUIRY took 2.5139 ms. DEBUG (ATA Device): IDENTIFY PACKET DEVICE took 3.5039 ms. Output image format: DiscImageChef format. DEBUG (SCSI Device): TEST UNIT READY took 0 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ CAPACITY took 1668.1049 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (6) took 2316.3732 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (10) took 9.5608 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (12) took 4.5212 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 5.5348 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): SEEK (6) took 269.8826 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): SEEK (10) took 0 ms. Using SCSI READ (16) command. Media has 489532 blocks of 512 bytes/each. (for a total of 250640384 bytes) DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 5.5416 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 264.1169 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 270.2215 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 270.2585 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 275.5574 ms. DEBUG (SCSI Device): READ (16) took 269.8451 ms. Device error 121 trying to guess ideal transfer length. ```
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