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From: xspirix on 24 Nov 2006 07:05
Hi,
thanks for the explanation. I am wondering if the usb drivers to be
used is the ohci. I mean, I am using only uhci for my usb 2.0 but
probably i need the ohci for the memory stick. i will try to add the
module. i let you know

thanks for now

and

From: Eef Hartman on 24 Nov 2006 07:24
xspirix <andrea.spitaleri(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> thanks for the explanation. I am wondering if the usb drivers to be
> used is the ohci. I mean, I am using only uhci for my usb 2.0 but
> probably i need the ohci for the memory stick. i will try to add the

For 2.0 you should _only_ use "ehci_hcd", the Enhanced driver and then
for 1.1 only ONE of the set "usb_uhci", "uhci" or "usb_ohci", depending on
the make of USB controller (that is: for 2.4 kernels, in 2.6 both
"uhci" modules have been combined to "uhci_hcd", so the choice is
between "uhci_hcd" (Intel/Via etc chipsets) or "ohci_hcd" (for the
Compaq/Microsoft/National standard, like ALi).

> module. i let you know

With /sbin/lspci you can list (most of) your hardware, to see which
drivers/modules you will need.
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