- #Usb error in kernel linux quotcant set config install#
- #Usb error in kernel linux quotcant set config windows#
I think my networking problems have to do with the fact that I don't have IPv6 enabled on my router and that seems to be a problem Usb 8-1: device not accepting address 4, error -32 That repeats several times incrementing the number and trying other USB Host controllers until it falls back to OHCI controllers which also fail but have an additional message: Usb 3-1: device descriptor read/64, error -32 It detects my USB devices and then fails immediately as follows: usb 3-1: new high-speed USB device number 2 using ehci_hcd Of interest in dmesg I can see I have 11 USB host controllers (OHCI, EHCI, and xHCI). Since I have no networking I can only relate interesting bits from dmesg here. What else can I try to get USB (and ideally my network, but we'll stick to USB for now) working? I've already RMA'd the motherboard once but the second one has exactly the same behavior so I think I can safely rule out hardware failure (since the behavior is identical, I don't think the odd of me getting two identically defective boards are greater than the odds of this being a Linux problem).
#Usb error in kernel linux quotcant set config windows#
There doesn't seem to be any problem with any of these devices working in BIOS and I do not have a Windows installation available to test and see if it works. I'm rather baffled at what could be killing/preventing USB (and my on-board network card) from working in Linux. The motherboard supports USB 3.0 but all the devices I have plugged into normal USB 2.0 ports. I tried passing noapic to the kernel boot string and it had no effect on this problem. And doing an lsmod I do not see any usb modules loaded ( usb_ehci for example). Doing an lspci shows me all the hardware I'd expect. If I do an lsusb I can see all the USB host controllers but none of the devices. What I see in the dmesg/syslog is a few lines about " failed to load microcode amd_ucode/microcode_amd_fam15h.bin" and I can see USB devices failing to initialize. Even when I'm in the pre-installation menus on the Live Ubuntu DVD the keyboard works fine.Īs soon as Linux is booted (either Live DVD or from the SSD) I lose all USB functionality and can only navigate the OS using a PS/2 keyboard. It should be noted that my USB keyboard (and mouse) work fine while in the American Megatrends UEFI/BIOS. I tried installing Arch, Debian stable, Debian sid, and Ubuntu 12.10 from a USB thumb drive but while the BIOS saw the USB drive and started to boot from it, as soon as the OS attempted to enumerate the USB devices I lost all USB functionality (including the boot device).Įventually I burned a DVD and installed Ubuntu 12.10 onto the SSD.
#Usb error in kernel linux quotcant set config install#
Given that, I tried to install various versions of Linux on the SSD and was met with failure almost every time. For background I have just built a new machine with modern hardware including:
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