From: Carl T. <ce...@ca...> - 2002-06-07 22:46:07
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The problem I am reporting has nothing to do with USB; that is a seperate issue. With the Linux 2.4.18 / ACPI 20020517 / Swsusp6 combo, I can in fact now use USB without my computer locking whereas I could not previously. Either USB driver works fine for me now, not just the alternate driver (which doesn't work with my CF reader). When I originally heard the suggestion that the keyboard lockups when reading the battery info file might be related to USB I tried compiling the kernel without USB support. This did not fix the problem. Carl Thompson Quoting Warren Togami <wa...@to...>: > http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/17428/2002/5/150/8759094/ > Last month I had success with a stable ACPI implementation that would > no > longer lockup my keyboard in X when USB was compiled into the > kernel. > This was in 2.5.17 + Pavel's combined swsusp patch. Strange that > it > still doesn't work now though, because I was under the impression > that > Pavel's patch made in into 2.5.x. > > On Thu, 2002-06-06 at 16:55, Carl Thompson wrote: > > > > Just wanted to report some of the problems I've had trying to use > > batteries with the Linux ACPI implementation. I am using ACPI > 20020517 > > with swsusp6 on kernel 2.4.18. The problems all apply to my Sony > FXA > > series laptops. > > > > |