Hello,
I've been trying to figure this problem out for a while, with no success.
I'm hoping someone here could help.
Basically I am booting linux with a USB key connected to the USB port.
After the system is booted, the USB key is not recognized (maybe it is, but
the system just hangs when I try to mount a partition on the key or examine
the key). However, if I simply remove the key from the computer and then
re-insert it (after boot completes), it is then recognized properly and I
can mount. For our application, however, we need the key recognized and
usable on boot, without having to remove/re-insert.
I have taken a look at dmesg, but this shows little. Is there a simple way
to solve this? I would think it boils down to a forced (emulated)
disconnect/reconnect. Any help would be appreciated. Some of my specs are
below. Thank you.
Mark
computer: tried with many, IBM laptops, Dell, same problem
kernel: linux 2.6.9
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