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About almost every version of linux that I have tried to install or run on my computer always seems to freeze while scanning for USB devices during the boot process.I ...
- 08-03-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Linux freezes when it is scanning for USB devices on my computer.
About almost every version of linux that I have tried to install or run on my computer always seems to freeze while scanning for USB devices during the boot process.I tried redhat(fedora core 2 and 3),yopper,and many others.
Any suggestions?
- 08-04-2005 #2Linux Newbie
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Hi,
Do you have any usb devices plugged in while the computer is booting?
If so, have you tried removing them?
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Will I be able to plug the USB devices back in once the computer is finished with the boot process?
Sorry for the late question I just got off work.
- 08-04-2005 #4Linux Newbie
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Ofcourse you will. What device is it, anyway?
Hope your problem gets solved.
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Still no luck.Instead of freezing during the USB scan if freezes after the hardware configuration.Hope your problem gets solved
- 08-05-2005 #6Linux Newbie
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That is really weird. Do you have Windows on your computer aswell? If so, does that boot properly? I'm really confused. Have you tried reinstalling?
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- 08-05-2005 #7
I have had this problem before as well, with Knoppix. It seemed when I had my usb keyboard and PS/2 mouse plugged in it didn't work. But if I went with usb keyboard and usb mouse it was ok, or conversely if I ran PS/2 mouse and non-usb keyboard it was ok.
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- 08-21-2006 #8Just Joined!
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I have this exact problem, ill try to remove my usb mouse, but i think its my sata drive cause it shows in windows under usb stuff even though it's internal. Seems linux isn't that great with sata drives.


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