Public bug reported:
Hi,
The pidgin wrapper script has an unnecessary dependency on bash and
can't handle arguments with spaces. Attached is a version that doesn't
have these problems.
cheers,
** Affects: account-plugins (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Attachment
Actually delay_use=2 is more than enough to fix things for me.
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Title:
Modeswitching modem not working with some USB 3.0
All right, I extracted the file 12d1:1446 from configPack.tar.gz, put it in
/etc/usb_modeswitch.d and added the line ReleaseDelay=3000. There was no
difference in the result. :(
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So, it looks like usb-storage wants to have the device from t+1 until
1+11 (counting from the moment of insertion). usb_modeswitch wants to
detach usb-storage at t+1 (exact numbers differ per chipset,
apparently). This looks like a race condition, caused by various parties
coding in arbitrary
I should note that I do not see any xHCI errors. There's simply nothing
happening, most notably the modeswitch. :)
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Could well be. Try increasing the delay to 30 though. If that doesn't
help, we might be experiencing different problems with the same result.
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Based on Christophe's post I modified /lib/udev/usb_modeswitch to wait
for a number of seconds before running the modeswitch_dispatcher. Some
experimenting determined the minimum number of seconds to be 11. My
modem is now detected and switched automatically, even if I have to wait
a few seconds
I have the same issue on an Asus UX21A (should be very similar to
Cristophes UX31A). These laptops have Intel Panther Point USB
controllers. So I doubt whether the problem is restricted to NEC
uPD720200 controllers.
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