On Tue, 4 Jan 2005, Oliver Neukum wrote:

> Right on. A kernel without ehci wakes up with a working mouse.
> Here's the log:

> Do you want it with CONFIG_USB_SUSPEND?

That would be a good thing to try.  According to your first debugging 
log, sometime during the suspend/resume procedure the mouse was 
electrically disconnected from the UHCI controller.  It seems pretty 
unlikely that the mouse was responsible.  My guess is that there's 
something funny going on with the EHCI/companion flip-flop -- apparently 
it flipped when it should have stayed flopped.  :-)

This is similar to other reports I've seen, showing strange interactions 
between an EHCI controller and its companion.  It's not clear how to tell 
whether the problem lies in the hardware, the BIOS, in ACPI, or in the 
EHCI driver.

Alan Stern



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