On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 08:32:37PM -0400, Charles MacDonald wrote:
> On 11-09-12 11:11 PM, Richard Guy Briggs wrote:
> >Plug your device in and do something like "lsusb" or "lshw" to figure
> >out into which bus your device was plugged.
>
> Ok, that shows me the four "regular" ports and the one 2.
On 11-09-12 11:11 PM, Richard Guy Briggs wrote:
> Plug your device in and do something like "lsusb" or "lshw" to figure
> out into which bus your device was plugged.
>
Ok, that shows me the four "regular" ports and the one 2.0 post, each on
its own USB bus. When I plug a device in it appears on
On 11-09-13 06:31 AM, Bill Strosberg wrote:
>>
> 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
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.
On Mon, Sep 12, 2011 at 10:48:42PM -0400, 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
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.
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Charles MacDonald Stittsville
