>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>You know, the error message you posted was kind of unusual, not the
sort
>of thing one would expect to see from a totally-messed-up hardware
>interface.
>Maybe you can get more useful information by using the usbmon
interface.
>Instructions are in the kernel source file
Docum
On Tue, 6 Feb 2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Windows sets it back perhaps? Can you tell?
>
> Well everything seems to be possible in todays world, but I would be
> very surprised if Windows changed it to 133 Mhz and on exit changed
> it back to 66 Mhz. But I'll check just
I don't think there is anything like that. The kernel comes prepackaged
generally and nothing is updated except the various /lib/modules/`uname
-r`/modules.* files which don't contain configuration information. If
there was something it should be in /etc/[modules|modprobe].conf but I
would doub
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Windows sets it back perhaps? Can you tell?
Well everything seems to be possible in todays world, but I would be
very surprised if Windows changed it to 133 Mhz and on exit changed
it back to 66 Mhz. But I'll check just to make sure.
On my motherboard a 66 Mhz FSB should be
Windows sets it back perhaps? Can you tell?
On Tue, 6 Feb 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> I have a pc that I use as a VDR. In order to use less power and make
> it
>>> a little quiter I run it with a lower FSB than I could. Normal is
> FSB 133 Mhz
>>> and I run it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> How come it works in Windows XP?
> I change the FSB in BIOS so the machine boots up with FSB set tp 66 Mhz.
Oops, did not read that.
Then i would guess that it has to do with the configuration of the EHCI
controller. Probably the Linux initialization of the controller
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> I have a pc that I use as a VDR. In order to use less power and make
it
>> a little quiter I run it with a lower FSB than I could. Normal is
FSB 133 Mhz
>> and I run it with 66 Mhz FSB.
>> The problem is that the ehci_hcd doesn't work with my FSB 66 Mhz.
>> No US
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a pc that I use as a VDR. In order to use less power and make it
> a little quiter I run
> it with a lower FSB than I could. Normal is FSB 133 Mhz and I run it
> with 66 Mhz FSB.
>
> The problem is that the ehci_hcd doesn't work with my FSB 66 Mhz.
> No USB 2.0
