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Hi, |
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I've been testing around, and fund that my very own USB mouse (a |
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standard Packard Bell 5v 100mA, model IO-3UP)doesn't work when it's |
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expected or just doesn't work at all. |
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The problem is maybe the most strange thing I've ever seen. The device |
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is known to work (tested on other boxes, with different controllers, and |
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also it works from times to times in this laptop, which ensures, among |
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that I've tested with other devices, the controller of this laptop is |
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not broken) but reports the following offending notice: |
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Maybe the USB cable is bad? |
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Well, generic usbhid, ehci-hcd and ohci-hcd should provide |
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out-of-the-box support for a generic USB mouse like this one. |
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usbmouse seems not needed, though it worked for some time when I used |
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it, anyways, without it too. The point is, where's the black magic? |
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Should I specify no_handshake=1? |
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If it's the case, then, <gentoo-specific> should I recommend/suggest to |
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give some advice on it, and even prepare a weird script to solve this |
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little issue?</gentoo-specific>. |
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Thanks in advance, |
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cheers. |
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-- |
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Lorenzo Hernández García-Hierro <lorenzo@×××.org> |
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[1024D/6F2B2DEC] & [2048g/9AE91A22][http://tuxedo-es.org] |