> Hm, smell like a dead hostcontroller. Am I right if I assume that it
> is a Board with VIA chipset?
Yes, VIA 82C686b (with an AMD-761 northbridge, although I guess that's
irrelevant). It's an Asus A7M-266 motherboard. I have the latest
BIOS. This BIOS has the fix in that all mobo manufacture
On Tue, Jun 25, 2002 at 09:40:50AM -0600, Luke Hutchison wrote:
> > Can you check the following: If the hang happens, is the mouse/keyboard
> > working again when you have removed it an plugged it again into USB?
>
> At least in my case, re-plugging usually didn't fix anything, although I
> vague
> Can you check the following: If the hang happens, is the mouse/keyboard
> working again when you have removed it an plugged it again into USB?
At least in my case, re-plugging usually didn't fix anything, although I
vaguely remember having success with this once or twice.
> There can be a lot
On Tue, Jun 25, 2002 at 08:45:50AM -0600, Luke Hutchison wrote:
> many people who could not duplicate the problem.) So, when it happens,
> just log in remotely and type (as root):
>
> rmmod usb-uhci && insmod usb-uhci
Can you check the following: If the hang happens, is the mouse/keyboard
wo
This is the same problem that I reported three days ago on this very
same mailing list -- see my post, "usb-uhci loses my USB mouse and
keyboard periodically". It makes me feel a little better that I'm not
the only one seeing the problem!
I don't have any answers yet, but I have been seeing the
Hi ,
I m currently working on a USB device driver in Linux
(redhat kernel 7.1, 2.4.2-2).The USB driver
is carrying on the data transfer (ftp sessions)and i plug out the USB
device.my machine just freezes . I cant use mouse or keyboard . I have
to reset my PC .
However I am not able to produce thi
