On 11-09-13 06:31 AM, Bill Strosberg wrote:
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> There typically is also a BIOS setting allowing you to choose USB mode
> of operation. Many motherboard support forcing USB ports to older modes
> for older hardware.
>
I was thinking more of not plugging something like a mouse into the
"more valu
Having moved from Ottawa to beijing in July, i was eager to find a LUG group
here and I found one!b I am just back from my 1st meeting of BLUG, the
Beijing Linux User Group (http://www.clubbeautiful.com/) and I think this
mini "report" will interest you.
The meeting was held in a Russian restauran
It's not like anyone needed help figuring out that device drivers represent
some of the larger hurdles in setting up and operating any OS. Here's a nice
little look at the problem and some solutions in development.
http://m.technologyreview.com/read_article.aspx?id=25676&sr=true&srtype=58
Regr
On 11-09-12 10:48 PM, Charles MacDonald wrote:
> My generic computer is supposed to have both USB 1 posts and a USB 2
> port. is their an incantation that will tell me which are which (for
> example if I plug in a memory stick, can I get a list that says it is
> plugged into the USB or USB2 port.
