Hi I have had problems with modules to the USB as well. During this I came across the following from Mandrake: Some motherborads may have problems with the APIC (Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller) Try to start Linux with the noapic argument or try to disable apic in your BIOS. Does it hapen during start. Have you tried to modprobe the modules onece the Linux is up and running?
tir, 2002-11-19 kl. 20:34 skrev Praedor Tempus: > I picked up a linksys wusb11 v2.6 wlan adaptor and downloaded and built the > atmel driver for it. I don't know if it works because I cannot get the damn > usb modules to load. > > I built a 2.4.19 mdk kernel WITH usb support and all the drivers (usb-uhci, > uhci, and usb-ohci) as modules. Not a one of them will load. All I get when > I try is [Failed]. > > Doing a usb restart produces the ever annoying: > > Hint: insmod errors can be caused by incorrect module parameters, including > invalid irq or io parameters. > init_module: no such device > > yadda yadda. There IS such a device. It is frickin plugged into the usb > port. The modules built just fine. So why wont the kernel load its own > frickin modules? They system refuses to see the usb port except that I have > a working usb printer hooked up. > > Anyone have any suggestions? Or a life preserver? -- Lars Ole Christoffersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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