On September 28, 2004 08:47 am, Mattia Dongili wrote: > On Mon, Sep 27, 2004 at 03:46:23PM -0300, Derek Broughton wrote:
> > Did you always have to do that? I do. I can only attach my USB mouse (on > > an Inspiron 2500 w/ 2.6.7) _after_ I get the Synaptics pad recognized. > > I'm sure that's something to do with the ordering of the loading of > > various modules, because I can get X to start up if I very carefully > > remove all the modules, then modprobe psmouse, then start X, then connect > > the USB mouse. > > I had the same problem and there are 2 possible causes: > 1. Legacy USB support must be disabled in your bios > 2. modules loading order, I have the following sequence in /etc/modules: > cpufreq_powersave > uhci-hcd > hid > agpgart > intel-agp > radeon > pcspkr > evdev > speedstep-ich > sonypi > psmouse > thus psmouse is the last one. I didn't worry too much about hotplug, it > will just complain about the modules already loaded I have agpgart and intel-agp compiled in, don't use cpufreq, radeon, pcspkr, speedstep or sonypi, so that leaves: > uhci-hcd > hid > evdev > psmouse I was missing uhci-hcd in there. Let's see if it helps. Thanks. As I mentioned somewhere in this thread, I actually have evdev & psmouse compiled in now, too, so that might screw things up. Next time I do a kernel compile, I'll definitely leave evdev & psmouse out, as it didn't help at all. -- derek
