Hi all,
I am new here. I did a search through the archives (and google) and
could not find anything about this. I have several machines: generic
PCs, Dell machines and a few Laptops. All of which when running Windows
will charge my BlackBerry 7100t with no problem from the USB port. A
full charge generally takes about an hour(-ish).
When I put linux on those same machines, regardless of whether they are
using 2.4.x or 2.6.x kernels, I get a message on the BlackBerry that the
USB port is not supplying sufficient power to charge. It does actually
supply some power, and the BlackBerry will charge in about 6 hours. I
have also noticed similarly that my iPod (new G5 video) does not show
enough power to charge either if I plug that in.
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on this or any settings that I
could look to tweaking to change this. I am not looking to write a full
driver for the BlackBerry, just to have the power output on the USB
ports be the same as it is when I am running Windows.
TIA,
Warren
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