Well, I had this problem due to my motherboard and it's chipset. Or
somesuch. Anyway.... Do other devices work okay? I got mine working by
using the 'noapic' kernel option. This turns off stuff having to do with
assigning irqs. I'm really not that clear on it but you could try it. :)
-Jeff
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ist vor dem Spiel --Sepp Herberger
On Sun, 16 Sep 2001, ryan lindsay wrote:
> hi, I need help
> I have a microsoft explorer optical mouse that I have connected to
> an opti pci usb card.
> running redhat 7.1 with kernel 2.4.9
> And I get the dreaded 'error usb device not accepting new address
> (error=-110)'
> does anybody actualkly know what this means or how to get round it?? I
> have serached the list
> and there seemes to be plenty of others who have had the same problem,
> but nobody seems to have posted a reply to them
>
>
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