Hi,
I also have this problem on my laptop, a TOSHIBA Satellite A300D model
(PSAK8E-001003PT).
I'm using the latest release of ubuntu 8.10 amd64 with the latest patches as of
today.
Some of the solutions pointed here worked from time to time but not
always, there where times that the defaults ac
have a request, is it possible to have the official intrepid and
hardy kernels have ehci-hcd built in the kernel and not as module?
Thanks
David Morgado
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ehci_hcd module causes I/O errors in USB 2.0 devices
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/88746
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Definitive for me at least, sorry. If the affected people here have the
knowledge of how to recompile the kernel please do so and report back. I
have debs for amd64 arch if anyone wants to test them please say so.
Thanks
David Morgado
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ehci_hcd module causes I/O errors in USB 2.0 devices
Ok, disregard those last two posts, damm thing still happening It just
didn't at first boot with new kernel. WTF
Thanks
David Morgado
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ehci_hcd module causes I/O errors in USB 2.0 devices
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/88746
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Hi, since kernel 2.6.27-11.22 that everything is working OK for me, so
this problem is fixed. Again, for me anyway.
Just to refresh what I said before I have a SB700 based laptop so this
latest kernel has apparently fixed this, and there are a few interesting
bits in the change log:
USB: fix SB70
Hello I think this problem is not related to gnome-vfs or gvfs or anything of
gnome.
The issue here might be related with hal and lvm. Dmraid volumes are not known
to hal or lvm so they freak out when they scan your hard disks. In case of raid
1 (mirrors) it makes sense to apear in duplicate, s
