> "On 04:14:53 am Ambrogio<fn050202@xxxxxxxxxxxx> said"
>> > Hi all,
>> > I had 2 different MP3 player that require USB connection to recharging
>> > it.
>> > My problem is that I can't be able to charge them.
>> > USB Connection is good, I can transfer data from and to the devices but
>> > battery doesn't charge.
>> > Searching on the web I found something about USB drivers required, or
>> > about some echo to be done on special files.
>> > I can't be able to done the job.
>> > I have two Laptop, one with fedora 10 and one with fedora 12, even if I
>> > think problem isn't on the version of O.S.
>> > There is someone that can help me solving the question?
>> > Bye
>> > Ambrogio
> Does the cable you are using have all 4 wires? Some cables are made for data
> xfer only. try using the cable you have with a usb charger and see if it
> works. I had a similar problem with a phone and it was the cable I was using.
> hth.mike.
Also check for the charging capability with your laptop plugged in an
charging it's own battery. Some computers will not send a full charging
current to the port, when running on battery power. The current draw
while charging is generally way more than the amount USB allows for
operating a peripheral when the computer is on battery power.
G.
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