On Fri, 5 Jan 2007, Mark Watson wrote:
> OK, this looks like ehci_endpoint_disable indeed... Think its time to
> buy a new motherboard I think. Or are there any workarounds? e.g. use
> the modules and just unload/reload them on devices vanishing.
No simple workarounds. Once this happens there's
On 04/01/07, Mark Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 04/01/07, Alan Stern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > You didn't say, but I bet you're using a VIA EHCI controller. They have a
> > known failure mode which causes the ehci-hcd driver to hang; the user
> > experience is exactly as you describe
On 04/01/07, Alan Stern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You didn't say, but I bet you're using a VIA EHCI controller. They have a
> known failure mode which causes the ehci-hcd driver to hang; the user
> experience is exactly as you described. There have been many similar
> reports recently; just lo
On Thu, 4 Jan 2007, Mark Watson wrote:
> A few years ago I wrote myself a driver to interface with a Cypress
> FX2 sending me some DVB data from a set top box. Every few days or
> weeks it disconnects, taking out the whole Linux USB system with it.
> i.e. any new USB devices connected are not reco
A few years ago I wrote myself a driver to interface with a Cypress
FX2 sending me some DVB data from a set top box. Every few days or
weeks it disconnects, taking out the whole Linux USB system with it.
i.e. any new USB devices connected are not recognised, until a reboot.
Even if I disconnect thi
