Re: USB mouse won't work

James Tappin wrote: > Yes -- ehci is for USB 2.0 and uhci is for 1.x. Since (I assume) the mouse isn't USB 2, the uchi module will be needed. I didn't catch the start of the thread, but if you are using a 2.6 kernel you will need mousedev and a usb mouse module (I quite forget it's name) loaded.

Re: USB mouse won't work

Pete Wright wrote: It's probably way off base, but are you sure that you have an ehci USB bus? When troubleshooting USB on my machines I usually compile up UHCI and OHCI as modules and try each one, one at a time. how can I know ? I have 4 usb plugs on my laptop. here is my "lspci -v" output

Re: USB mouse won't work

James Tappin wrote: > Yes -- ehci is for USB 2.0 and uhci is for 1.x. Since (I assume) the mouse isn't USB 2, the uchi module will be needed. I didn't catch the start of the thread, but if you are using a 2.6 kernel you will need mousedev and a usb mouse module (I quite forget it's name) loaded. I

USB mouse won't work

Hello, I have an Acer Travelmate 800 laptop, I'm running Woody, on kenel 2.6.4 and I have have problems with my USB mouse. Hotplug doesn't start it at boot time (even with /etc/init.d/hotplug restart). It is an optical mouse, so I can see that the red light remains off. This same mouse works

Re: USB mouse won't work

Pete Wright wrote: It's probably way off base, but are you sure that you have an ehci USB bus? When troubleshooting USB on my machines I usually compile up UHCI and OHCI as modules and try each one, one at a time. how can I know ? I have 4 usb plugs on my laptop. here is my "lspci -v" output : 00

USB mouse won't work

Hello, I have an Acer Travelmate 800 laptop, I'm running Woody, on kenel 2.6.4 and I have have problems with my USB mouse. Hotplug doesn't start it at boot time (even with /etc/init.d/hotplug restart). It is an optical mouse, so I can see that the red light remains off. This same mouse works ve