Hi,
Here's 2 things that you can try.
a. If you have Magic SysRq key enabled: change your
console loglevel to 3 by pressing <Alt-SysRq-3>.
This will reduce the amount and severity of messages
in your kernel log file. The down side of this
is that there could be some serious messages that
are not logged after you do this.
b. Edit all of the drivers/usb/*.c files (or the ones that
you compile) and anywhere that there is a line that says
#define DEBUG
change it to
#undef DEBUG
This will eliminate all of the driver debug messages.
Of course, this is OK to do if everything USB works
for you and you don't need to do any USB debugging.
HTH.
~Randy
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, March 25, 2000 11:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [linux-usb] Linux USB through a KVM
I am currently running Linux on a 2.2.14 kernel with the back port. I use a
USB KVM to switch between my two systems, when I switch to my other box the
linux system starts logging heavly about it being unable to talk to a USB
device. Any way to turn this OFF? I had a 7m log file because of USB device
information =)
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