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Cypress at2lp rc42 rev. 2.4.1 03/16/09 linux @ fastbk.com The 'cypress at2lp rc42' problem: The more recent notes on this problem are at my You will also find some links to pages in other languages at my wiki page. Personal Website Templates Html5 With Css3 Media. Several manufacturers make an external hard drive, CD Rom drive, or other peripheral that comes in an external 'box' utilizing a chip produced by '.' The chip works in conjunction with a programmable EEPROM (electrically erasable programmable read-only memory) chip provided by the OEM manufacturer.* This chip contains the information your computer needs to identify and talk to the external drive.

If you experience a power surge, power failure, or just turn your external device off at the wrong moment, the EEPROM chip will lose its programming. Then, the external device won't work anymore. (*This is according to a Cypress engineer who contacted me 3/16/09 requesting a correction to this page. I originally referred to the problem chip as the Cypress chip, but apparently the relevant information is stored in a second chip added along side the Cypress chip.) Instead, you will see this prompt: 'finding new hardware cypress at2lp rc42' prompt.

This is how the unprogrammed external box identifies itself to your computer. At least two four people have reported to me that after a 'successful' run of the program 'primer.exe' their computer no longer recognized their external drive box at all (not even as 'cypress at2lp rc42)! I imagine there may be some way to 'reset' the PROM and try again, but not having access to these drives, I do not know the answer!

Warning -- Seagate External Drives -- It appears that the above warning applies to at least to Seagate drives. Email forwards of Seagate tech support responses indicate they view the'Cypress' problem as a drive failure. If under warranty, they will offer to exchange the drive and also will offer data recovery services for a fee. (Note, it seems likely the drive will work if you remove it from the external box and put it in a computer or external box that is working.)! For the above reason, I personally would avoid Seagate external drives. As far as I know, there is nothing wrong with Seagate drives, themselves -- and although I don't remember for sure, I think the drive I have in my own external box is actually a Seagate.

Warning -- Western Digital. I have had bad personal experience with Western Digital drives, so I won't purchase them. Perhaps their quality control has improved since my bad experiences, I don't know, but I had two drives that failed much more quickly than any other drives I have purchased. Continued from top.] Unfortunately, your computer will not find an appropriate driver. War Mod 1.7.10. So, your external device no longer functions. Even worse, as far as I have been able to determine, the equipment manufacturers don't provide a 'help' solution for this problem.

Because does not program the EEPROM or build the external drive you purchase, their website refers everyone back to the equipment manufacturer. The solution: The low-tech solution is to remove your device from the external box and install it either inside a desktop computer or in a new external box. External USB boxes for hard drives, etc., can be purchased online from various places for about US$25.00. • example: Andrew, from UK purchased a Freecom Classic SL USB 160 GB external drive. After loading his data on it, it failed the next day. He later bought a Navigator external USB drive case, put the 160 GB external drive in it, and it worked. The Navigator unit cost him UK £ 25.00.

He's tried other drives in the Freecom external box, but they don't work in the box either. He says the Freecom relied on software that came with the unit, and he thinks the problem was in the software. He says the Navigator didn't require any supplemental software, it was immediately recognized by his laptop computer.