Kevin Breit wrote:
> Hey guys,
> I have an IBM ThinkPad iSeries 1300-1171-NM1 laptop. I have never been
> able to get Linux to boot on my laptop while having USB enabled. ...
>
> To reproduce the problem, I reboot the system. When it gets to
> intitializing the USB controller, it just stops booting. There is no
> OOPS message at all. I have come to the conclusion this is USB-OHCI.
> What can we do to get this to work?
I seem to recall a number of folk on linux-kernel hitting problems
with ThinkPad machines that use the ALI chip, and finding the
solution was at the level of PCI configuration problems. Seems the
ThinkPad does strange stuff, which breaks USB. I forget all the
details ... maybe yours is one of those "gotta run with ACPI" bugs,
like this one (also an i1300):
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-kernel&m=100292237828092&w=2
Check out the Linux-Kernel mailing list archives for more options.
- Dave
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