Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (2974 mails)

[Jack Reilly <aa6vn@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I  have tried the installation with and without the IRQ for USB being
disabled.  Until tonite the pnp BIOS has been set to "no". .
With the IRQ disabled I lose the kb and mouse when I try to make a  correction
to the test screen following the Desktop settings.  With IRQ enabled I can make
the correction and get all the way to the login and the welcome. I can open an
application but after a couple of clicks or typing I get the freeze.

Tonite after your question I tried an installation with the IRQ
disabled and set the the pnp to yes. I was able to do the correction to
the test screen (first time without the IRQ) and open an application. Then
after I did a  couple of clicks...no kb no mouse.

Thanks for your question. If you have any more pls fire away

Jack


On Wed, 31 Jan 2001, you wrote:
> Stupid question about the USB port...did you enable assign IRQ for USB in
> the BIOS? And did you set pnp BIOS to no?
> 
> If you have done both...*shrug*.
> 
> Matt