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Peter Davoust wrote: |
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> It's device 008 on bus 003. I tried /dev/bus/003/008, and got nothing. |
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> Any more ideas? |
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What is the actual output of dmesg after plugging it in (just the last |
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few relevant lines)? How about the output of lsusb (emerge usbutils)? |
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Also, what is the output of grep USB /usr/src/linux/.config (assuming |
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you built your own kernel)? And, for that matter, what is the output of |
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lsmod (in case support is in an unloaded module)? |
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Hotplug is obviously not creating a device for the adapter - it is |
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probably because the kernel isn't recognizing it. That is likely the |
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result of support not being compiled in, or it being compiled into a |
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module that isn't loaded. Failing that it could be a hotplug issue - we |
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can work around that using mknod to create a device with major,minor |
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188,0. If that works then you have a hotplug issue. However, I think |
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that isn't the most likely problem. |
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