> Thanks Bruce. I gave that a go. It delayed the boot and I could see > some of the other USB devices being detected (such as the mouse, > keyboard and an attached printer) as it booted. Unfortunately the part > where the error begins scrolls off the top of the screen before I can > read it. Is it possible to attach a photo? I’ll see if I can… > …it seems not…
Try not turning the printer on until after linux has booted : probably not relevant to this issue, but from memory people have had problems using a usb printer if it was powered on at boot. And my own epson claims to include a disk drive (according to the log after I turn it on), which might upset things. Beyond that - maybe you need a different usb config option for that disk (or partition, or filesystem). ĸen -- `I shall take my mountains', said Lu-Tze. `The climate will be good for them.' -- Small Gods -- Hi Ken, Thanks for the suggestion. The printer is not powered on during boot, its presence is merely just detected by the kernel during its scan. I tried disconndcting it anyway and trying again. No change I'm afraid. Mark
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