Thread: Python with W10 and USB 3.0
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Old 04-15-2017, 11:25 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by Stollenkuh Toli View Post
Hi,
Calibre portable worked so far perfect. I have a new computer with W10 instead of W7.
By this change, I shifted my library on a new USB 3.0 hard disc. And I get the "Python function terminated" feedback. When I install the same V2.82.00 on my old USB 2.0 HDD, it works again.
Is there something in general with USB 3.0 or something special with my configuration?
Thank you in advance
Stollenkuh Toli
FWIW - I access calibre libraries on disks I mount in a USB 3.0 disk dock, they're formatted for NTFS and they're compressed. No problems, quick too, faster than same drives (2TB WD Black Caviar) on internal SATA 2.

That suggests it's something with your config, is it a built in USB 3.0 controller or separate, mine is a 2 port Hitachi card on an aging gigabyte mobo.

BR
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