Ales,
Yep. The Dell works fine now. :)
I thought it had something to do with missing companion controller.
But it turned out to be the truncation bug.
The Broadcom 5880 works perfectly!
BR,
Christian
> 2.9.2013 10:49, Melki Christian (consultant) wrote:
> > Sorry Ales,
> >
> > Here is a lsusb -v
2.9.2013 10:49, Melki Christian (consultant) wrote:
Sorry Ales,
Here is a lsusb -vvv dump of the E6430 machine.
I meant to include it the first time.
According to this file, it looks like Smart card reader is connected in
port 8 at internal USB2 hub Bus 002 Device 002: ID 8087:0024.
Did you
Sorry Ales,
Here is a lsusb -vvv dump of the E6430 machine.
I meant to include it the first time.
BR,
Christian
dump.gz
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> Hi,
> what do you mean exactly by "GRUB does not detect this device"?
> 1) Do you mean it is not listed by "usb" command?
> 2) Or do you mean it is not listed by "ls" command as disk?
>
> In the case 2) it is most probably caused by this: Such device is not mass
> storage class device. I.e., it
Hi again,
probably did you mean SD card reader instead of smart card reader?
In this case:
1) SD card reader is PCI device, not USB device:
lspci
...
03:01.2 SD Host controller: Ricoh Co Ltd R5C822 SD/SDIO/MMC/MS/MSPro
Host Adapter (rev 21) (prog-if 01)
...
AFAIK, it needs SDHCI PCI driver.
Hi,
what do you mean exactly by "GRUB does not detect this device"?
1) Do you mean it is not listed by "usb" command?
2) Or do you mean it is not listed by "ls" command as disk?
In the case 2) it is most probably caused by this: Such device is not
mass storage class device. I.e., it probably nee
Hi,
Is there a known problem with these devices in GRUB?
I have a core i7 based Dell Latitude 6430 with an integrated broadcom smart
card reader. The devices looks like it is a USB 1.0/1.1 device, probably
sitting behind some hub to the EHCI-controller.
As far as I can tell, this machine does no
