If you're saying that the ports on your motherboard don't report the overcurrent, then why not just use them instead?
Since they are USB1.1! My webcam is using USB2.0. The problem isn't in WindowsXP, so it must be a Linux specific problem (probably some kernel thing).
What does /proc/bus/usb/devices say about your webcam?
Does a more current kernel (preferably 2.6.3) see the same problems?
Does this problem happen with each different port on your PCI card? Does connecting your camera at boot time behave differently from connecting it later
And when you build the kernel with CONFIG_USB_DEBUG, what does "dmesg" tell you ... from "modprobe ehci-hcd" until after that overcurrent problem has cycled for a few times? (It'll be simplest if you remove any other HCDs -- UHCI, OHCI -- first.)
I've never seen overcurrent problems with EHCI before, but there are problem reports for VIA UHCI.
It's a bit odd that the hub driver is power-cycling all ports, not just the one that reports overcurrent; but I think that's just a long-standing hub issue.
- Dave
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