Messages in this thread | | | Date | Fri, 03 Jan 2003 12:47:41 -0500 | From | 0_o Genius o_0 <> | Subject | PROBLEM: nForce USB Bug! |
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1. What is the problem : My computer hangs at the loading of USB modules.
2. Description : My computer hangs precisely when the kernel tries to configure (himself?) USB devices. I have a Lexmark X75 printern and a Cordless Trackman Wheel mouse by Logitech. When one of them - or the two - are connected, the kernel just stops. No kernel panic. When they are disconnected, the kernel works like a charm.
3. Keywords : None.
4. Kernel version : 2.4.18-14 (from redhat), 2.4.19-16mdk (from mandrake), 2.4.20 (a beautiful home-compiled kernel).
5. Oops? no oops here...
6. Small shell : i can't make one because i don't know how, but also because... i dont think it would be shellable.
7. Environment Well since i reverted to windows after that, i'll describe my comp : Software : Mandrake, RedHat or Slackware alike, it hangs. Processor Info : AMD AthlonXP 1800+ ±1533 mhz Module info : ?, but i think its is hub.c or usb.c that hangs. Loaded driver info : it's approximately the first driver that loads... PCI info : on windows, how? SCSI : i don't have any Other relevant info : i have the nForce 415D-based ASUS A7N266-C, with audi but without network card and graphics adapter integrated. maybe THIS is the bug? I'll point out that i have 4 usb plugs.
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