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Duncan wrote: |
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> You'll probably want to run the vanilla kernel for |
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> reporting and testing, just so no weird patches from anything else are |
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> confusing things. |
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Per you suggestion I downloaded a 2.6.25.15 kernel from kernel.org, |
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compiled with my old defaults (no modules, ondemand powernow) and got no |
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USB problem at boot. So I looked better at the gentoo-sources changelog, |
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I found I was previously using an older kernel (2.6.25.11) and thought |
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'good, they fixed it'. But then the problem appeared again, this time 15 |
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minutes after the boot and I lost the USB mouse. So now I am trying the |
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2.6.25.15 with usb loaded as modules, at least I can try to re-load the |
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module to get the high speed functionality back. |
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Unfortunately there is no fix in recent kernels for SB600 chipset |
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related to USB, so I might be one of the few experiencing this problem. |
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Weird. |
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