unable to enumerate usb device on port 5
Hello, I have just installed Debian Squeeze successfully. On boot up I get the following message constantly dumped on the console. Whenever I try to access the virtual terminal it gives me the same message. "Unable to enumerate usb device on port 5" . Even a dmesg shows the same message being constantly dumped on the terminal. What is the problem and how can we overcome this issue? -- Regards, Rohit Vaidya
Re: how to get to runlevel 3 (to install nvidia drivers)
On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 2:38 PM, Scott Ferguson < prettyfly.producti...@gmail.com> wrote: On 10/06/11 15:42, Mark Panen wrote: > Hi > > Been googling for this with no success. I have tried init 3 and teinit > 3 and the runlevel command shows i am at runlevel 3 but X is still on > and i cannot install a Nvidia driver. > > Cheers > > Mark > > Go to Virtual Terminal press Ctrl+Alt+F1 Get to super user mode. enter #init 3 For NVidia driver installation the Xorg should not be kept running. Hence you will need to shut it down. enter #kill -9 `pgrep Xorg` This will kill the Xorg. It may re spawn. In such a case again run the same command by switching to the virtual Terminal (Ctrl+Alt+F1) Now the Xorg is killed. You can run the NVidia driver installation now. Cheers :) -- Regards, Rohit Vaidya
manual wvdial installation
I wanted to install wvdial to dial from my wireless 3g modem. I can do that using windows. But since I don't have wvdial installed in debian linux I have to download it from other OS and get it installed on debian. The dependency path trace is as wvdial -> wvstreams -> openssl . Even after installing the openssl deb the wstreams installation gives me an error: configure: error: Required *dependencies* missing: *OpenSSL*>=0.9.7 I understand apt-get is the easy way out but without an internet connection its of no use. Is there any better way to resolve these dependencies manually? -- Regards, Rohit Vaidya