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Den 08. sep. 2015 05:32, skrev James: |
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> Håkon Alstadheim <hakon <at> alstadheim.priv.no> writes: |
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>> In a nutshell: |
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>> My PCIE USB 3.0 card keeps quitting, eg. no light from my laser mouse. |
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> I see no advantage to using usb3 for a mouse. Try to plug into another |
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> usb port. Look at your mobo manual and find one that is usb-2 and see |
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> if the mouse does not work reliable on that usb-2 port. This should |
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> at least get your mouse working correctly as you experiment/debug |
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> the usb-3 with other devices that need that sort of bw. |
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I use the mouse primarily for testing. It is a dead simple device that |
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always works, it is an old HP mouse. It gives off a nice red light when |
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the USB bus is operating, so it is easy to spot when there is any sign |
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of life. |
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I need a separate PCI device that I can pass through to a Xen domain. |
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Xen usb is in a bit of a flux at the moment. I've looked online for PCIE |
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USB 2.x cards, but there are none to be found. For my linux guests I can |
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use usbip, but I have not found a usbip driver for windows. Anyhow usbip |
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gets unwieldy when I have several domains that need keyboard&mouse. |
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The PCIE usb card is still dead, I've found out that ASUS released a new |
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bios, barely half a year after the last update. Installed the latst BIOS |
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last night, but the only thing that bought me was another couple of |
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hours re-entering (from memory) the settings that I needed to get things |
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working. Back to square one. |
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