On 3/12/2012 8:07 AM, Juan Alberto Regalado Galván wrote:
Martins,
Maybe you could try to disable EHCI.
By the way, I forgot to tell you. You could stop all those kernel messages with:
dmesg -n1
or:
echo 1> /proc/sys/kernel/printk
or in LFS you can make this permanent by seting LOGLEVEL="1" in the
file /etc/sysconfig/console or in /etc/sysconfig/rc.site.
And you'll still be able to see them with dmesg (or even better dmesg | tail).
Hello again Juan!
You must have been reading my mind! I was just about to post a message
asking about how to stop the messages. I guess I would use dmesg -n1
right after logging in, or better yet include it in ..bash_rc or
.bash_profile., correct?
I have disabled EHCI. My current configuration has only UHCI as the
only thing that is enabled in USB_SUPPORT. It seems like UHCI by
itself, but not EHCI or OHCI. With EHCI/or OHCI /enabled by themselves,
the system does not even find the usb mouse. As II mentioned before, I
wonder what the significance of the disconnect-connect(s) occurring
almost exactly every 60 seconds is, and would not doubt that knowing the
reason would also lead to a solution of the problem.
Thanks again! For now, I think I will put a stop to the messages which
will make it easier to start using the system to work on BLFS.
Martins
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