Did you search the archive of this list? I seem to recall this was 
discusse with a solution in the past couple of months.

On Tue, 18 Jun 2002, Daniel Suman wrote:

> I recently got a GCS1714 IOGear Miniview 4-port USB KVMP switch to use
> with my mixed environment of Windows and Linux machines. Unfortunately,
> I find that this USB KVMP switch does not work with the kernel in RedHat
> 7.2. IOGear Customer Support acknowledges the problem, but only says
> "Well, we tested thoroughly with RedHat 7.1 and it worked great there". 
> 
> Has anyone else run into this this problem? Here are the main points:
>  
>       o I have a GCS1714 IOGear Miniview 4-port USB KVMP switch.
>       o I'm running vanilla RedHat 7.2 Linux on a vanilla
>               700 Mhz PIII (SCSI w Asus motherboard).
>       o The switch works with my Windows 2000 box.
>       o My Linux box works with my Belkin Classic USB keyboard and
>               Microsoft Intellimouse mouse directly connected.
>       o My Linux box BIOS recognizes the Belkin Classic USB keyboard.
>       o However, when I shut down my Linux box, reconnect the USB             
>keyboard
> and mouse through the GCS1714, and reboot, the                Linux box can no longer
> see either device. I do see           hundreds of the following messages in
> /var/log/messages:
> 
>               Jun 11 06:02:14 pythagoras kernel: usb-uhci.c:                  
>interrupt, status 3,
> frame# 1780
>               Jun 11 06:02:14 pythagoras kernel: usb-uhci.c:                  
>interrupt, status 3,
> frame# 1788
>               Jun 11 06:02:14 pythagoras kernel: usb-uhci.c:                  
>interrupt, status 3,
> frame# 1796
>               Jun 11 06:02:14 pythagoras kernel: usb-uhci.c:                  
>interrupt, status 3,
> frame# 1804
>               . 
>               . 
>               Jun 11 06:02:14 pythagoras kernel: usb-uhci.c: too many                
>         bad
> statuses
>  
> I built a 2.5.20 kernel and tried it, but saw the same problem. 
> 
> I poked around linux/drivers/usb/host, but the status 3 doesn't say too
> much (to me at least), i.e., it's an "Interrupt due to IOC" and
> "Interrupt due to error". 
> 
> Thanks! 
> 
> Daniel
> 
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