> On Thu, Oct 11, 2001 at 12:12:10AM +0800, Peter Robinson wrote: > > Hi Guys, > > > > Sorry for the delay. Having applied the previous patches > (uhci-common.c > > usb-uhci.c usb-uhci.h) I also applied hub.c/h and its much > improved but > > not quiet there. Its wierd. The dirve loads on startup and > no oops (see > > dmesg output no 1) but then unloads and I don't have kbd / mouse (in > > fact it didn't even initialise the kbd or mouse as neither > of them lit > > up (intelli mouse or num lock) and I have to revert to the standard > > keyboard that I'd love to get rid of. If I then manually load the > > usb-uhci using modprobe away we go and it then works (dmesg 2 output > > atached) .... almost but no cigar :) The other interesting thing is > > there is no /proc/bus/usb dir created like there is > normally when usb is > > supported hence the usbdevfs can't be mounted. And for a > but of other > > info I compiled up 2.4.11 to see if it worked but it oops > as well but I > > assume the usb merge to linus isn't complete yet but I have the > > processed oops if anyones interested and any other info / > kernel configs > > etc. > > Ok, to summarize: > - 2.4.11 clean oopses. > - 2.4.10-ac works. > - 2.4.11 with -ac hub.c and hub.h oopes. > > Is this correct?
Sort of. didn't try the ac patches on .11 just plain 2.4.11 (wasn't sure whether the patches would apply), .10 + usb-uhci/hub patches sort of works - it doesn't oops but loads the driver and then it unloads & in the process doesn't get to the discover process to find attached devices - manual load works. > And is this a Red Hat machine? If so, could you disable kudzu on > startup and see if that helps. Redhat 7.1 with kudzu never enabled during this process. Regards Peter _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-devel
