Hello!
I just upgraded to RedHat 7.2, and suddenly have problems with USB. For
starters, the hotplug scripts have vanished from /etc/init.d, although
the hotplug RPM is indeed installed. So I haven't the foggiest how to
automagically load USB--though ``modprobe usb-uhci'' seems to suffice.
The bigger problem is that my BusLink hard drive is acting flaky. The
usbide module loads just fine, but now I can't mount the ext2 filesystem
anymore. I keep getting a ``bad superblock'' error. I made the mistake
of taking the error literally, and reformatting the drive, but I still
get the same error.
To muddy the waters, however, the problem started after converting the
filesystem to ext3 (40GB fscks are awful!). I thought that might be the
problem, so I tried both mke2fs and `mke2fs -j' in hopes of resolving
the problem, but try as I might I can't mount the drive anymore. Help!
Also, I would have searched the list archive first--but the archive
isn't searchable. :-( I also checked Google and usenet, but found
nothing resmbling this problem.
Thanks,
Len.
--
That's flooding, not throttling. Your goal of getting messages
through earlier is subverted if you bring the machine down.
-- Dan Bernstein
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