Re: [Xen-users] USB devices in dom0 failing to accept address

[Andy Hawkins <andy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

In article <1372243702.7337.28.camel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
           Ian Campbell<Ian.Campbell@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I think you should take a step back and report/tackle that lockup issue
> head on rather than working around it. I strongly suspect that it is
> causing your USB issue.
>
> The first step for the lockup issue would still be to check you have the
> latest BIOS though.

Ok, I'll give that a go. It was odd that it booted just fine all through the
installation of Debian, but since the first boot after the installation it
would lock up solid.

acpi parameters were all I could do to get it to boot.

>> I'll double check the BIOS on the motherboard, it might well not be the
>> latest version. However, the USB stuff *does* work just fine if I book to
>> 'vanilla' linux rather than Xen.
>
> Including if you use the Linux equivalent of "acpi=noirq" ?

Not sure what you mean here. I'm passing the 'acpi=noirq' on the linux
command line at boot. The USB stuff did work just fine when I did that (at
least, I'm 99% sure it did).

Andy


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