Zire 31 working with Dapper anyone ?
Anita Lewis
ajlewis2 at highstream.net
Tue Aug 15 22:53:48 UTC 2006
On 08/15/2006 03:56 PM Ylan Segal wrote:
> Anita Lewis wrote:
>> Are you using a hub? I think that is my main problem.
>
> I am coming in late to this thread, so this may be of no help at all,
> but I also had problems with a USB hub and got it fixed by patching the
> kernel (in my case, the hub was being recognized but anything connected
> to it wasn't):
>
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/53293
>
> Note that that patch has been committed to the ubuntu kernel but I think
> it was done after the latest kernel release so the latest kernel in the
> repositories probably doesn't have it.
Ah, this is good information. I had already downloaded the kernel
source and I did the patch and it did update hub.c which means that the
kernel has not yet been updated, as you say.
I've compiled kernels many times, but never done it the way I see shown
on the ubuntu help wiki. I tried doing it my way after installing what
I thought was all the development stuff. The directions state to look
in a directory called 'debian' in the source code. I don't see it. Also,
I don't see how to just grab the one module, usbcore, from the compiled
modules rather than installing them all. I assume the new usbcore would
work without using the new kernel, since it is the same version of the
kernel with a minor patch. If I had to compile the madwifi and all that,
I definitely would forget it.
In short, I think I'll just wait for the new kernel which hopefully will
have it fixed. I don't sync all that often; so I can do without the hub.
I'm sure you are correct that the problem is mainly the hub, since I
could sync consistently when not using it. I'll just watch for the next
kernel and check again then. Thanks so much.
Anita
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