spiky wrote: > On 11/03/13 21:30, Bruce Dubbs wrote: >> spiky wrote: >>> On 11/03/13 19:11, Bruce Dubbs wrote: >>>> spiky wrote: >>>>> Hi >>>>> >>>>> I have just built LFS-7.3 I am getting an error with usb devices. They >>>>> dont get allocated to usb2 "as far as I can make out" they try usb1 1st. >>>>> kern.log as usb device plugged in. >>>>> Kernel 3.8.2 >>>>> It has a VIA motherboard >>>>> Dose anyone know of a fix >>>> I don't recognize the error you are seeing. Can you explain it better? >>>> Also, was it working with earlier kernels? If so, get a copy of the >>>> config for the working kernel, copy it to the 3.8.2 source directory as >>>> .config and run 'make oldconfig'. That will ask questions, but you can >>>> generally take the defaults. Build and test that kernel.
>>> This is the 1st time I have built LFS on this machine. 3.8.2 was the >>> only kernel I have used here. >>> >>> Google shows there was/ is a problem, I was hoping some one might have >>> come across it before. >>> >>> Ok if the usb devices "keyboard, printer, wireless, are connected, the >>> boot hangs, while the device gets allocated to correct port. It seems to >>> happen after this >>> >>> Mar 11 20:12:42 Planet-Server kernel: <30>[ 2.764247] >>> systemd-udevd[1034]: starting version 197 >>> >>> It's hard to see what happens, When it hangs maybe 1-2 minutes, Then it >>> will load other stuff Gpm, Then hang again another 1-2 mins, Always >>> erroring "ehci-pci". Until it fixes on "uhci_hcd" >>> >>> I can get any other info if required >>> >>> And basically I dont know where else to ask. >> The only thing I can suggest is trying to boot without udev. That is, >> in /etc/rc.d/rcS.d/ rename S10udev to xS10udev and S50udev_retry to >> xS50udev_retry. >> >> You can also try to another distro and see if there is a problem there. >> That would test for the possibility of a hw problem. > Ok renaming those files fixed the boot problem, So what will be the > fix?? What difference will it make? The problem then is udev. You can run udevd from the command line. Check out the udevd man page and try running --debug. Since it seems to be hw specific, I don't think I can help any more. -- Bruce -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
