On Tue, 17 Jan 2006, M Dolan wrote:
> Alan, I apologize. I installed dmesg, here is the output:
>
> I have pasted 3 outputs below, seperated by "====..." The first is dmesg
> after boot. The second is dmesg after I remove the USB key. The third is
> when I reinsert the key. Thank you.
There's nothing obviously wrong in the logs, except that the USB key
refused to respond to a READ command until it was unplugged and
reconnected. The computer did exactly the same things both times, and the
key responded the second time but not the first.
Without knowing what's wrong with the key, it's hard to say what can be
done to work around the problem. One possibility is to increase the
length of the delay before Linux tries to use the key.
If you have usb-storage built as a module, you can raise the delay to 10
seconds (for example) by adding a line that says
options usb-storage delay_use=10
to /etc/modprobe.conf. If you have usb-storage compiled into the kernel,
you can get the same effect by adding
usb-storage.delay_use=10
to the boot command line.
Alan Stern
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