Hi, Am Montag, 17. Februar 2003 20:19 schrieb Simon Wu:
> I installed RedHat7.2 on several PCs: one Dell GX1 (pentium3), one Dell > GXa(pentium 2) and one Dell GXpro (Pentium 2 as well?). There all have > built-in USB1.1 ports. > > I tried to install USB2.0 cards, GX1 and GXa can all detect the cards and > have usb-ohci installed. However, the GXpro couldn't detect the USB2.0 > card. > > When I run "lspci -vv" I can see the Intel Corporation's built-in USB1.1 > cards but not USB2.0 card. I changed to other PCI slots and made sure the > card was in properly, still no luck. Sure about lspci not seeing the card at all? That would sound like a hardware problem to me - if not that then a BIOS problem of the computer that you have used here. "lspci" - to all I know - doesn't do any magic: it simply reports the devices on the PCI bus. Maybe you could check on the same machine with a different OS? > When linux boot up, it couldn't detect the new hardware either. Of course not. If the card is not visible as a PCI device, then it can't be detected. > Is there any way I can force the installation of the PCI-USB2.0 card? Not if it's not seen on the PCI bus. The way it looks now, this is not a USB problem at all. And this list therefore likely the wrong place to ask. Greetings from Bremen, Germany hartmut ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-users
