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From: Bruce S. <bw...@ar...> - 2003-06-23 12:32:10
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Sorry if this message is a repeat. I sent it yesterday, but I didn't see a copy come back to me ... ? > > Nope. This is a real PC, not VMware. I just followed these steps: > > > > Fresh reboot with config on USB. (loads fine). > > ssh into the PC, run save-config, wants to save to floppy, ctrl-C > > unplug USB, plug in USB memory stick. > > run lsmod - no usb modules listed. > > run save-config - still wants to save to floppy - ctrl-C. > > It works for me in VMWare and on *real* PCs. Is this a fairly new computer? My firewall I'm testing this on is a HP Celeron 500 - 192MB. > > Maybe you need to leave the modules for the USB core/controller? > > I _think_ that's how Redhat does it, and they use hotplug. > > That was causing problems. Looks like I have to force a re-load of the > modules in the boot script. What exactly is "hotplug"? Is it a process/daemon that should be running? (it's not) - BS |