[Bug 457580] Re: Intel USB Hardware does not work with newer Kernel anymore
Christian Berg
xeniac at animanga.at
Mon Nov 2 12:42:08 UTC 2009
I have not found a real Solution, but a very difficult workaround.
You can compile a newer kernel at your own,
but make sure that in make menuconfig ehci support is tagged <*> and uhci support is tagges as <M>.
Add uhci-hci to the /etc/modprobe.conf/blacklist.conf
add modprobe uhci-hci to /etc/rc.local
When booting up make sure that NO USB Device is plugged into the X110.
This "Workaround" makes sure that USB1 support is loaded a few seconds
after USB2 Support. When you see the Login Screen you can reattach your
USB Hardware.
A more easier solution is to stick with the older 2.6.28 Kernel from
ubuntu 09.04 in the meanwhile.
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Intel USB Hardware does not work with newer Kernel anymore
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/457580
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