On Friday 28 December 2001 12:02, Erik Steffl wrote:
> > Did you try with usbcore and usb-uhci in the kernel rather than
> > modules?
> no, I guess I'll try that (and using alternative uhci driver)
In my experience, the alternate UHCI driver doesn't work very well;
YMMV, of course.
> the problem is I cannot figure out how to change the IRQs - I have
> abit VH6-II motherboard that has very confusing setup [...]
You will probably have to swap your PCI cards around; your motherboard's
manual should provide you with a description of which slot is connected to
which interrupt (if you have more than 4 PCI slots, some of them will
share an interrupt; also, slot 1 usually shares an interrupt with the AGP
slot) and which slot is sharing an interrupt with the on-board USB
controllers.
> btw I checked the /proc/interrupts - the count does not change when I
> plug in/unplug USB device - is this the ultimate error? [...]
I guess so.
> what should I see when it works? is it the irq problem, or, if it's
> not clear yet, hot to make sure whether it's irq problem or not?
I think the messages you posted are printed only if you enable "Verbose
USB debug messages" in your kernel setup, as I don't see them here now but
I remember seeing them when I configured my USB stuff; however, you should
definitely see some more messages that tell you about the new device being
connected and being claimed by a device driver. Like this:
Dec 27 16:41:53 athlon kernel: hub.c: USB new device connect on bus1/2,
assigned device number 2
Dec 27 16:41:53 athlon kernel: input0: USB HID v1.10 Mouse [Logitech
Trackball] on usb1:2.0
I'm not sure how you can make sure this is the problem except by resolving
it. 8-/
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Ciao,
Flavio Stanchina
Trento - Italy
"The best defense against logic is ignorance."
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