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Subject: Device quirk
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I just bought a Neuros (www.neurosaudio.com) and I'm having a few USB
errors.  When I plug it in, it's seen by umass, but then there are all
sorts of BBB timeouts, and then of course it doesn't work.  I've tried the
sysctl kern.cam.da.no_6_byte=1 with no success, and was looking at quirks
that I would need to add to the scsi drivers, but I don't know how to add
quirks or which quirks I need to add.  Does anyone have experience with
this, or know what I might need to do?