On Sat, 7 Apr 2012, David Ranch wrote:
I've CCed the Linuxhams group as I'm curious if any of you have any thoughts
on why Soundmodem would be shutting down all USB-based keyboard and mouse
functionality until the process is killed! In all my years of Linux, I've
never need something like this. Very strange and any/all comments would be
very much appreciated!
I've seen something kind of like it on my motherboard at home that has an NVidia 8200 chipset integrated in.
If I plug in _any_ USB 1.x devices, the whole Linux USB stack crashes and I lose keyboard/mouse (if they're USB).
It's a known problem with the NVidia chipset and the USB 1.x controller they integrated into it. Their USB 2.x controller doesn't have the problem.
My fix: Plug in a USB smart hub, plug the USB 1.x devices into that: The motherboard only sees USB 2.x protocol and everything works great.
The device that caused it in my case: A USB SignaLink box that I use to do digital modes on HF.
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