On Sat, 5 Apr 2003 06:34 am, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
Every so often, the mouse
dies (no power). I can unplug it, plug it into another USB port (not with
the same group though) and it is instantly back on. Unplugging it from the
original port it was in and plugging it right back in has no effect.
Hi Mate,
I bet you got the exact same Problem I had using the Mdk-2.4.21 kernels.
Add:
acpi=off
To you LILO Append line. The Problem is that the kernel is now able to
actually use Interrupt vectors. One my Motherboard however - (Asus A7N8X
Delux), these did fail. Everything having had an
On Friday 04 April 2003 09:39 pm, John Haywood wrote:
I had the same issue on my GigaByte GA-7VAX1394, until I passed acpi=off to
the kernel at boot (put it in lilo.conf and lilo -t, lilo -v)
I'll try that and see what happens. Thanks!
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On Saturday 05 April 2003 07:54 am, Joerg Mertin wrote:
Hi Mate,
I bet you got the exact same Problem I had using the Mdk-2.4.21 kernels.
Add:
acpi=off
To you LILO Append line. The Problem is that the kernel is now able to
actually use Interrupt vectors. One my Motherboard however - (Asus
could try the other usb kernel module if you are using uhci etc, try
lsmod to see which you are using.
See kernel HOWTO and modules config if you are unsure how to procede.
Cheers
JG
on the 04/04/03 21:34, Ronald J. Hall wrote:
I posted this message (similiar) twice to the newbie list and got
I posted this message (similiar) twice to the newbie list and got zero
responses:
This is the first time I've ever used USB and its been rock-solid up to a
little while ago.
I've got a Logittech USB mouse and a Epson C62 USB printer. Both were found
and installed flawlessly by 9.0 of
To both you guys I highly recommend opening a console window as root,
and tail -f /var/log/messages this will allow the kernel messages
to scroll by as you work on this stuff. And you can check out the
complaints, sucesses, and disasters of the various pieces of the
programs running.
Another
