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I just installed Fedora 6 on a laptop and it is not detecting any USB device that I plug into it. Do I need to config the USB somehow? Any ...
- 12-27-2007 #1Just Joined!
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USB not being detected.
I just installed Fedora 6 on a laptop and it is not detecting any USB device that I plug into it. Do I need to config the USB somehow? Any ideas?
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Fedora 6 is fairly old AFAIK, you will likely have better hardware detection and compatability with a newer version, I think 8 is the current
- 12-27-2007 #3forum.guy
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Fedora 8 should definitely improve the chances of your hardware being recognized.
If you must stick with FC6, maybe upgrading to the latest kernel and udev would fix things for you.oz
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I'll just try upgrading to 8 and see what happens, thanks guys! I'll let you all know if it still gives me troubles.
HRT
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