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This is a duplicate of bug #653238, not of bug #647043.
Bug #653238 was marked a duplicate of bug #647043, but that is
incorrect.
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Hi All,
I am not so sure that this bug is a duplicate of bug #647043 Dell Studio 1536
Unable to detect USB ports (Maverick) because
all my USB devices (keyboard, USB key) were recognized, detected and fully
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confirm that patch from bug #647043 resolves your issue, therefore,
resolving that bug will address your problems as well.
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Dell Studio 1536 Unable to detect USB ports (Maverick)
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I'm seeing the same problem with my Dell Precision T3500. (Also a co-
worker with the same machine has the same problem).
Are there any side effects to the pci=nocrs workaround?
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Same error here with a DELL Precision T3500. Can boot Ubuntu Maverick
10.10 with option pci=nocrs and 2.6.35 kernel or with previous 2.6.32
kernel or
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Same problem, as the reported describes, same DELL Precision T3500.
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But the system boots with pci=nocrs.
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I had a similar effect after upgrading kubuntu from 10.04 to 10.10.
After the first reboot I found, that the kernel reported my former /dev/sda as
/dev/sdf and /dev/sdb as /dev/sde. Because I had all filesystems exept /home
mounted via UUID, I got the system running but without /home so I
Hi Hpeck,
I don't think our bugs are related: in both cases, the system cannot
find the disks, but in your case it is because the name have changed
from one version to the other, in my case all my disks are already
referenced by their uuid, so no such problem. For me, the system cannot
see any
Hi all,
I have the same identical problem as Trigger (and Matt, see:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/653238).
Same DELL Precision T3500
there is a new A08 BIOS dated 9/17/10 available from Dell, which I'll
install as soon as I am done posting.
the A08 BIOS update did not resolve the problem.
pci=nocrs does work with the Ubuntu kernel.
did not yet try the test patched kernel (got to get some real work
done...)
-avi
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