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Duncan wrote: |
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> Do you have the USB drivers compiled in or as modules? I know some years |
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> ago, in some cases they'd only work as modules. This was with USB 1.1 |
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> hardware, but maybe USB 2.0 has similar issues? |
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> Anyway, since then I've always compiled them as modules, and haven't had |
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> a problem, other than once when I booted my backup installation which was |
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> outdated and didn't have modules for the current kernel, and I ended up |
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> without keyboard and mouse since those are USB. Fortunately I have the |
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> ACPI power switch detection setup to shut-down, so I was able to do so |
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> gracefully and reboot to a different kernel, but it was certainly |
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> frustrating, as I prefer to compile in all the basics. I've been going |
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> to test a newer kernel with the drivers compiled in, but so far haven't |
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> gotten the appropriate round tuit... =:^( |
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They're compiled-in, I have module support disabled for this kernel. |
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I've had some Google hit suggesting that a similar problem was solved by |
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loading first the ehci_hcd, then the ohci_hcd. It was relatively old |
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message, but given also your input it is worth a try. |
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