Description of problem: I start machine (Lenovo X61) when it was on dock. Then remove from dock and then readd it to dock. External (USB) mouse & keyboard which was input into dock was not working after that. Ethernet, power and audio input was working great. I've attached archive with output from lspci -v, dmesg, lsusb -v and hal-device. If you need any other information (or you think, that this is not bug in hal), please let me know. Thanks. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): hal-0.5.10-1.fc8 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: You have to input USB mouse and/or keyboard into dock. 1. start machine when its on dock 2. remove from dock (dont shutdown it) 3. add to dock again Actual results: external (USB) mouse & keyboard is not working Expected results: working external (USB) mouse & keyboard same as before you remove machine from dock. Additional info: If you need additional info, please let me know.
Created attachment 291142 [details] output from dmesg, lsusb, lspci, hal-device
Why do you think this is a hal bug? Closing, feel feel to pick a better component and reopen..
Additional info about kernel im using: kernel-2.6.23.9-85.fc8
Created attachment 291198 [details] dmesg dmesg from original tarball
Created attachment 291199 [details] lsusb from original tarball
Created attachment 291200 [details] hal_device
Created attachment 291201 [details] lspci output
In the future please attach individual files, not tarballs - it makes developer's lives MUCH easier :)
Stanley: ok, sorry :)
I just gave this a try on my T61, and with a rather recent rawhide kernel, no problems whatsoever. Haven't tried an earlier kernel yet, but its possible there's a fix in the newer thinkpad_acpi kernel code, so please give the latest rawhide kernel a try and report back.
I tried it with kernel-2.6.23.14-115.fc8 with the same results :( Note, that I have X61. My colleague with T61 doesn't have problem too.
Michal, just to be absolutely certain this isn't already fixed in later kernels, can you try 2.6.24.2-7.fc8 or a rawhide kernel? If not, I'll see if I can dig up an X61 here...
Okay, finding an X61 wasn't a problem, but I don't know about a dock yet...
Also, it would be great if dmesg wasn't tampered with (not truncated). There's not a single message about USB in dmesg in comment #4, but this is preposterous. If a device gets detached, certainly something has to happen (unless somehow the whole keyboard was a sham emulated by the SMM BIOS, in which case you'd need a fixed firmware -- but we cannot know that without seeing the whole dmesg... ok, I'm thinking a few steps ahead here, let's just get dmesg first).
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